Comparing Phylogenetic trees and Cladograms

This lecture supplements previous lectures on cladistics and classification that may have left out a few key terms. I use the relationship of reptiles to illustrate groupings and terminology.

[@Omni-Kriss]

Great video :) Thanks for uploading!

[@bahjatjabbour7613]

Fist of all thank you for the video, it is great, but I really wanna know something, do you acctually write the words backwards so they look correct to us? or do u write them normally and editting or soemthing else makes them oriented correctly. and can we have a video on how we answer this question:
What are the differences between cladistics and phylogenetics, and the difference between phylogenetc trees and cladograms?
I want true answers, straight up sentences with nothing but clear facts because I have searched everywhere for the answer and cannot find it.

[@biologybrainery]

The two have overlap in their creation and use, however, one major difference is that phylogenetic trees account for evolutionary time while cladograms do not. Also, phylogenetic trees combine information of many types (molecular, physiological, structural, and time) into one diagram. Cladograms are more specific and limited, focusing on one type of trait (just molecular or structural).

[@bahjatjabbour7613]

And one note, at 12:00 when u explain paraphyletic, u said it can include memebers what do not belong to the group, that isnt paraphyletic, that is polyphyletic

[@abellanaairroncharlesl.6191]

the board noisee 🥲🥲🥲🥲