Linnaean Classification Sometimes Does Not Reconcile With Cladistics Because

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Linnaean Classification Sometimes Does Not Reconcile With Cladistics Because

some organisms in the same clade do not have a shared derived trait. some organisms in the same taxon are not in the same clade. all organisms with a shared derived trait are in the same taxon. larger clades include more than one taxon. Linnaean classification does not follow the principle of parsimony.
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some organisms in the same taxon are not in the same clade.

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