Implications of Cladistics. The output from a phylogenetic analysis is a hypothesis of relationship of different taxa. This hypothesis can be represented as a cladogram, a branching diagram. Cladograms bear a lot in common with the notion of family trees.
If you need a wine to pair with chicken marsala, you could try a Pinot Noir to go with it. Pinot Noir. (PEE-noh NWAHR): A complex red with red berry, truffles, earth and spice. You may also enjoy these other types of wine with chicken marsala: Viognier.
Confidence votes 1.5K. Probabaly not a good idea; Marsala wine tends to be amber, has a smokey flavor, and can be dry, semisweet, or sweet, depending on the way it is aged. It is an apertif, and found in many deserts. A lot of foods call for it; however, it's not the same as your standard 'white cooking wine'.