4.In the phylogenetic tree shown in figure 1, a) identify the last common ancestor.Hint: you can mark or circle directly on the tree.b)Identify the outgroup. Hint: you can mark or circle directly on the tree or writingit here.100Xanthomonas campestris91F14UCLA109ALEB30RO1F14UCLA109ALEB30RO774100Enterobacter cloacaeStreptomyces rishiriensis100F14UCLA109ALEB30M11Flexibacter elegansF14UCLA109ALEB30M510098Chitinophaga ginsengisegetisNitrososphaera viennensisFig. 1: Phylogenetic tree of cultured bacterial isolates of Bambusa oldahamii (a species of bamboo tree) based on16S FRNA gene. Angeles et al., UCLA, 2015.c)Consider Enterobacter cloacae, Chtitinophaga ginsengisegetis, F14U-CLA109ALEB30M5 and F14UCLA109ALEB30M11.Enterobacter cloacae is more closely related to(Circle/Mark one or write it)A) Chtitinophaga ginsengisegetisB) F14UCLA109ALEB30M5C) Equally related to both A and BD) F14UCLA 109ALEB30M11E) Equally related to A, B, and D

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