Monotremata Metatheria Rodential Mammalia Theria Eutheria Primates Artiodactyla Carnivora Canidae O Rodents are members of the Eutheria and Carnivora clades. Primates are members of the Eutheria and Mammalia clades. Felidae Monotremata are members of the Eutheria and Mammalia clades. O Felidae are members are the Carnivora clade, but not the Theria clade.
Monotremata Metatheria Rodential Mammalia Theria Eutheria Primates Artiodactyla Carnivora Canidae O Rodents are members of the Eutheria and Carnivora clades. Primates are members of the Eutheria and Mammalia clades. Felidae Monotremata are members of the Eutheria and Mammalia clades. O Felidae are members are the Carnivora clade, but not the Theria clade.
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Transcribed Image Text:**Regarding the phylogeny below:**
The diagram illustrates the phylogenetic relationships among various mammalian groups. The structure starts with Mammalia at the highest level, showcasing its division into several clades: Monotremata, Metatheria, and Eutheria under the larger clade Theria. Eutheria further divides into several groups including Rodentia, Primates, Artiodactyla, and Carnivora. Within Carnivora, Canidae and Felidae are specified subgroups. The diagram uses colored lines to show evolutionary relationships between these groups, with each color representing a distinct path of lineage.
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1. ○ Rodents are members of the Eutheria and Carnivora clades.
2. ○ Primates are members of the Eutheria and Mammalia clades.
3. ○ Monotremata are members of the Eutheria and Mammalia clades.
4. ○ Felidae are members of the Carnivora clade, but not the Theria clade.
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