Rotating Around Branch Points Fishes Frogs Rotation Rotating the branches of a tree around a branch point does not change what they convey about evolutionary relation- ships. As a result, the order in which taxa f you rotate the branches of the tree at left around the three blue points the result is the tree at right Frogs Humans Lizards Chimps appear at the branch tips is not significant. What matters is the branching pattern, which signifies the order in which the lineages have diverged from common ancestors. Chimps Lizards Humans Fishes Note The order of the tasa does NOT repreent a seguence of evolution Teading to the last taxon shown (n this tree, human) S. Redraw the tree above, rotu around the green branch po Identify the ban closest reatve humans as shoun in each of three trees Explain your an 4. Redraw the tree above (the one on the right), rotating around the green branch point. Identify the two closest relatives of humans as shown in each of the three trees. Explain your answer.

Rotating Around Branch Points Fishes Frogs Rotation Rotating the branches of a tree around a branch point does not change what they convey about evolutionary relation- ships. As a result, the order in which taxa f you rotate the branches of the tree at left around the three blue points the result is the tree at right Frogs Humans Lizards Chimps appear at the branch tips is not significant. What matters is the branching pattern, which signifies the order in which the lineages have diverged from common ancestors. Chimps Lizards Humans Fishes Note The order of the tasa does NOT repreent a seguence of evolution Teading to the last taxon shown (n this tree, human) S. Redraw the tree above, rotu around the green branch po Identify the ban closest reatve humans as shoun in each of three trees Explain your an 4. Redraw the tree above (the one on the right), rotating around the green branch point. Identify the two closest relatives of humans as shown in each of the three trees. Explain your answer.

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Chapter22: The Land Plants

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