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ircle the sister group to the following clades: Protostomia – Label “D” Bilateria – Label “E

ircle the sister group to the following clades: Protostomia – Label “D” Bilateria – Label “E

Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
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ISBN:9780134746241
Author:Edward J. Tarbuck, Frederick K. Lutgens, Dennis G. Tasa
Publisher:Edward J. Tarbuck, Frederick K. Lutgens, Dennis G. Tasa
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Circle the sister group to the following clades: Protostomia – Label “D” Bilateria – Label “E”
The image displays a phylogenetic tree illustrating the evolutionary relationships among various animal phyla. The tree is structured as follows: 1. **Porifera** - Representing the earliest branch. 2. **Cnidaria** - Diverges after Porifera. 3. A clade splits into two branches: - **Brachiopoda** - **Bryozoa** 4. **Mollusca** - Branches off independently after the Brachiopoda and Bryozoa clade. 5. **Arthropoda** - Forms its own branch following Mollusca. 6. A final clade splits into: - **Echinodermata** - **Chordata** The diagram visually represents the evolutionary lineage and speciation events, showing how species are grouped based on common ancestors. The branching pattern indicates a shared evolutionary history, with more closely related groups branching off more recently from shared nodes.
Transcribed Image Text:The image displays a phylogenetic tree illustrating the evolutionary relationships among various animal phyla. The tree is structured as follows: 1. **Porifera** - Representing the earliest branch. 2. **Cnidaria** - Diverges after Porifera. 3. A clade splits into two branches: - **Brachiopoda** - **Bryozoa** 4. **Mollusca** - Branches off independently after the Brachiopoda and Bryozoa clade. 5. **Arthropoda** - Forms its own branch following Mollusca. 6. A final clade splits into: - **Echinodermata** - **Chordata** The diagram visually represents the evolutionary lineage and speciation events, showing how species are grouped based on common ancestors. The branching pattern indicates a shared evolutionary history, with more closely related groups branching off more recently from shared nodes.
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