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Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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Author:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn
Publisher:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn
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I need help with question 3, the last image is created I just need it labeled with the derived characters    

**Image Transcription for Educational Website** **Instruction:** Upload an image of the molecular phylogeny you made in the tree-building program. Your molecular phylogeny must include all the derived characters from your matrix. **Diagram Explanation:** The image presents a cladogram illustrating the molecular phylogeny of six species: Species_A, Species_B, Species_C, Species_D, Species_E, and Species_F. - The horizontal lines represent evolutionary relationships, with branch points or nodes indicating common ancestors. - Species_E and Species_F are closely related, sharing a recent common ancestor. - Species_D branches off next, indicating its evolutionary divergence from the common ancestor shared with Species_E and Species_F. - Species_B and Species_C form another closely related pair, indicating another shared ancestor. - Species_A is shown diverging earlier than the others, suggesting it is more distantly related to them. Below the diagram is a scale bar labeled "0.2," which typically represents genetic distance or evolutionary time. This scale helps quantify the evolutionary distances between the branches.
Transcribed Image Text:**Image Transcription for Educational Website** **Instruction:** Upload an image of the molecular phylogeny you made in the tree-building program. Your molecular phylogeny must include all the derived characters from your matrix. **Diagram Explanation:** The image presents a cladogram illustrating the molecular phylogeny of six species: Species_A, Species_B, Species_C, Species_D, Species_E, and Species_F. - The horizontal lines represent evolutionary relationships, with branch points or nodes indicating common ancestors. - Species_E and Species_F are closely related, sharing a recent common ancestor. - Species_D branches off next, indicating its evolutionary divergence from the common ancestor shared with Species_E and Species_F. - Species_B and Species_C form another closely related pair, indicating another shared ancestor. - Species_A is shown diverging earlier than the others, suggesting it is more distantly related to them. Below the diagram is a scale bar labeled "0.2," which typically represents genetic distance or evolutionary time. This scale helps quantify the evolutionary distances between the branches.
**Educational Content: Mushroom Species and DNA Analysis** This educational material explores the relationship between mushroom species and their DNA compositions, as depicted in a series of diagrams and images. ### Diagram 1: Phylogenetic Analysis The first diagram on the left side of the image is a phylogenetic tree illustrating the evolutionary relationships between different mushroom species (A through F). The matrix shows the positions of DNA variations among the species: - **Column Headers**: Indicate specific DNA positions being analyzed (1, 2, 3, 7, 9, 10, 12, 13, 17, 18). - **Outgroup**: Used as a reference to root the phylogenetic tree. - **Rows "A" to "F"**: Represent different mushroom species with binary coding (0 or 1) indicating the presence or absence of DNA mutations at each position. ### Images of Mushroom Species To the right of the phylogenetic tree are photographs of the six mushroom species: 1. **(a)**: Amanita muscaria (Fly Agaric) - Known for its distinctive red cap with white spots. 2. **(b)**: Coprinus comatus (Shaggy Ink Cap) - Features a white, scaly cap and elongated shape. 3. **(c)**: Coprinopsis atramentaria (Common Ink Cap) - Characterized by a dark, tightly clustered structure when mature. 4. **(d)**: Xerocomellus chrysenteron (Red Cracking Bolete) - Displaying a reddish-brown, cracked cap. 5. **(e)**: Agaricus bisporus (Common Mushroom) - Recognized for its typical rounded white cap, widely cultivated and consumed. 6. **(f)**: Pholiota squarrosa (Shaggy Scalycap) - Noted for its shaggy, clustered appearance. ### Diagram 2: DNA Sequence Comparison At the bottom of the image is a more detailed DNA sequence comparison table for the mushroom species (A through F): - **DNA Positions 1 to 18**: Indicate the specific sites on the DNA strand analyzed. - **Rows for Each Species (A to F)**: Display the nucleotide sequence at each position, coded in letters (A, T, C, G) corresponding to adenine, thymine, cytosine, and guanine. The arrangement of these nucleot
Transcribed Image Text:**Educational Content: Mushroom Species and DNA Analysis** This educational material explores the relationship between mushroom species and their DNA compositions, as depicted in a series of diagrams and images. ### Diagram 1: Phylogenetic Analysis The first diagram on the left side of the image is a phylogenetic tree illustrating the evolutionary relationships between different mushroom species (A through F). The matrix shows the positions of DNA variations among the species: - **Column Headers**: Indicate specific DNA positions being analyzed (1, 2, 3, 7, 9, 10, 12, 13, 17, 18). - **Outgroup**: Used as a reference to root the phylogenetic tree. - **Rows "A" to "F"**: Represent different mushroom species with binary coding (0 or 1) indicating the presence or absence of DNA mutations at each position. ### Images of Mushroom Species To the right of the phylogenetic tree are photographs of the six mushroom species: 1. **(a)**: Amanita muscaria (Fly Agaric) - Known for its distinctive red cap with white spots. 2. **(b)**: Coprinus comatus (Shaggy Ink Cap) - Features a white, scaly cap and elongated shape. 3. **(c)**: Coprinopsis atramentaria (Common Ink Cap) - Characterized by a dark, tightly clustered structure when mature. 4. **(d)**: Xerocomellus chrysenteron (Red Cracking Bolete) - Displaying a reddish-brown, cracked cap. 5. **(e)**: Agaricus bisporus (Common Mushroom) - Recognized for its typical rounded white cap, widely cultivated and consumed. 6. **(f)**: Pholiota squarrosa (Shaggy Scalycap) - Noted for its shaggy, clustered appearance. ### Diagram 2: DNA Sequence Comparison At the bottom of the image is a more detailed DNA sequence comparison table for the mushroom species (A through F): - **DNA Positions 1 to 18**: Indicate the specific sites on the DNA strand analyzed. - **Rows for Each Species (A to F)**: Display the nucleotide sequence at each position, coded in letters (A, T, C, G) corresponding to adenine, thymine, cytosine, and guanine. The arrangement of these nucleot
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