Interpret the phylogenetic tree.MossPineCedarIrisMagrdiaRoseCacaoDrag "True" or "False" to the end of each statement.ResetHelpTrueTrait D is homologous in all of the taxa except mosses.FalseThe common ancestor marked by the dot had all five traits.Trait C occurs only in magnolias.Magnolias only have trait C.Trait E is homologous in magnolias, roses, and cacao.Trait B is homologous in pines, cedars, and cacao.

1) True, it can be seen at branching. 2) True, the ancestor represented by dot will have all five…

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Interpret the phylogenetic tree. Mose Pre Cedor ris Maapola Rose Cacao Drag "True" or "False" to the end of each statement. Reset Help True Trait D is homologous in all of the taxa except mosses. False The common ancestor marked by the dot had all five traits. Trait C occurs only in magnolas.