A clаde is а fаncy wоrd fоr any grоup in a phylogenetic tree that includes an ancestor and all of its descendants. A simplified dinosaur tree is included below. Imagine that you have a pair of scissors and can cut the tree. You can tell a group is a clade because it would only take one “snip” to make the group “fall off” the tree. Five different clades have been marked on the tree with brackets. The clade marked 1 is clade Aves—the birds. The clade marked 2 is clade Theropoda—the theropods. Clades 2 and 3 are the two major groups of dinosaurs—clade Saurischia and clade Ornithischia. Finally, clade 5 is clade Dinosauria—the dinosaurs. The version of the diagram below shows where you can "snip" off each clade. For example, clade 4 can be "snipped" where the 4 is written. If we look at where Triceratops is on the tree, it belongs to two of the marked clades: 4 and 5. This means that Triceratops is both an ornithischian (clade 4) and a dinosaur (clade 5). If we do the same for birds, we can see that they belong to clades 1, 2, 3, and 5 by moving down the tree. Given this information, why are birds dinosaurs?
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