Q4: What is the antibiotic that is used in this experiment presented in the Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria Connect Activity? Penicillin Streptomycin E. coli Agar Q11: According to the Connect activity, analogous structures do not offer evidence of evolution. However, the presence of analogous structure in two organisms does actually provide us with information about their ancestory. What is this information? the organisms share a common ancestor prior to the evolution of the structure the organisms share a common ancestor after the evolution of the structure the organisms can share no common ancestor.

Q4: What is the antibiotic that is used in this experiment presented in the Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria Connect Activity? Penicillin Streptomycin E. coli Agar Q11: According to the Connect activity, analogous structures do not offer evidence of evolution. However, the presence of analogous structure in two organisms does actually provide us with information about their ancestory. What is this information? the organisms share a common ancestor prior to the evolution of the structure the organisms share a common ancestor after the evolution of the structure the organisms can share no common ancestor.

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Chapter24: Systematics And Phylogenetics: Revealing The Tree Of Life

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