Sequence data from OTUs are provided in the table below with values provided as (percentage distance x 1000)measurements. Determine the phylogenetic tree from the data in the table below using the UPGMA procedure mentioned inclass.Berenstain BearBerentstain Bear Care Bear Gummi Bear Paddington BearCare Bear160Gummi Bear15040Paddington Bear80130120Place each OTU in the correct box on the appropriate tree below. Do not label the incorrect tree.Care BearGummi BearBerenstain BearPaddington Bear

To determine the phylogenetic tree using the UPGMA procedure, we follow these steps: 1. We start by…

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