Cactus ground finch Woodpecker finch Small tree Medium tree finch finch Medium ground finch G. scandens C. parvulus C. pauper C. pallidus Green Gray G. fortis Large ground finch Small ground finch Large cactus ground finch Vegetarian finch Mangrove finch warbler warbler Large tree finch finch finch G. fuliginosa Certhidea fusca Certhidea G. conirostris C. crassirostris C. psittacula C. heliobates olivacea G. magnirostris Short-beaked ground finch Bud eaters G. difficilis Cactus flower Seed eaters eaters Insect eaters Ground finches Genus Geospiza Tree finches Warbler finches Genus Camarhynchus Genus Certhidea Common ancestor from South American mainland O Mortan Publisting Compa Bud eaters share a common ancestor with insect eaters. If an insect-eating species shares more phylogenetic traits with the vegetarian finch, what kind of phylogenetic relation do the two share?

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