No. 9,022 in French

clade

A clade is a group of organisms that includes a single common ancestor and all its descendants.

In a sentence

Le clade des mammifères inclut les êtres humains.
The clade of mammals includes humans.
In this sentence, 'clade' is used to refer to a biological group sharing common ancestors, highlighting its taxonomic usage.
Ce scientifique étudie les clades pour comprendre l'évolution.
This scientist studies clades to understand evolution.
Here, 'clades' is used to describe groups under investigation in biological and evolutionary studies.
Un clade peut être défini par des caractéristiques spécifiques.
A clade can be defined by specific characteristics.
The term 'clade' is used to indicate an entity identified by distinct features in a biological context.

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