The MONOPHYLETIC THEORY is the one accepted. In a maximum of 3 sentences,  explain the theory.

Q: Refer to the figure below. Which of the following forms a monophyletic group? A B C D EFG Seleccione…

A: A monophyletic group refers to a group of species in the phylogeny or a clade in the phylogeny that…

Q: (a) DE GH C B M. A J K (b) DE B G H A J K (c) DE B GH F A K

A: Introduction :  1. Monophyletic taxon : It is defined as the taxon which only includes a group of…

Q: What is the definition of homozygous ?     having two identical alleles for a gene…

A: Zygosity can be defined as the degree to which both copies of a chromosome can have the same genetic…

Q: In the Illustration, what is the relation of A and B with regard to C? Select one: O a.…

A: Introduction:- A phylogenetic tree is the diagram which shows the evolutionary relationship between…

Q: If it were possible for there to be a hybrid between a human and a chimpanzee the offspring would…

A: Higher level animals are generally diploid in nature, that is, they carry two copies of chromosomes…

Q: Give three advantages of small family.

A: Family is group of people that consists of partners, children, parents, cousins and other close…

Q: A large plant arose in a natural population. Qualitatively, it looked just the same as the others,…

A: Ploidy is usually explained as the number of sets of chromosomes, if you have two sets of…

Q: Closely related species are grouped together into                   (singular,                ). By…

A: Closely related species are grouped together into genera (singular, genus).

Q: Which of the following best explains the morphological species concept? A. Sexual reproduction among…

A: The morphological species concept classifies organisms based on their morphological characteristics.…

Q: What do you mean by inclusive bodies?

A: As we know all living entities have basic structural and functional unit which is cell. There are…

Q: Which one of the four trees below, shows a different pattern of relationship as the three others?…

A: ANSWER;- Tree A is the answer. All the trees have the following representation except tree A:…

Q: Labradoodles are a designer dog "breed" created from the mating of a poodle with a Labrador…

A: Hardy-Weinberg principle describes a mathematical relationship between allele frequencies and…

Q: When considering similarity between species in heritable characteristics, the lack of homology is…

A: Both homology and analogies refer to identical components or characteristics of several species. The…

Q: Name a type of homology that is useful in buildingphylogenetic trees and explain why this kind of…

A: Synapomorphy is characters that are common between an ancestor and its descendants. It helps build…

Q: following cladogram species A, B, C, and the root of the tree together represent what sort of group?

A: Correct option: a monophyletic group   The group of organisms that are consider in the similar…

Q: From above answer the following and explain why you chose what? A) will you be considering I and J…

A: A phylogenetic tree explains the relationship between different group according to the features they…

Q: Which tree is the most likely to be true according to the Principle of Parsimony? Circle the correct…

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Q: Which of the following could attribute to variation within a species?  Choose all that apply.…

A: Variation within a species is the diversity of characteristics that exist among different members of…

Q: Which of the following concepts applies to both sexual and asexual species? Select all that apply.

A: Introduction : In the field of biology, a species is a categorization that denotes a group of…

Q: Briefly explain heterotrophism

A: plants make – or produce – their own food so, they are referred to as producers. Their roots absorb…

Q: The biological species concept defines a species by its morphology. In other words all members of…

A: The biological species thought defines a species as members of populations that truly or potentially…

Q: What do you mean by hierarchical classification.

A: Taxonomy is the science of naming, defining, and classifying groups of biological organisms on the…

Q: Which traits are analogous or secondarily lost on your tree?     1     2     3…

A: Analogous traits are the characters that are functionally similar but their structure is different.…

Q: Part A Why is mimicry evolutionarily advantageous (helpful/beneficial)? B iUF E E A

A: Introduction :-   In biology, mimicry is a phenomenon marked by the superficial likeness of two or…

Q: It is possible for a new species to arise from the cross of two species that result in a new hybrid…

A: It is possible for a new species to arise from the cross of two species that result in a new hybrid…

Q: The group depicted above (red circles) is Paraphyletic Monophyletic Polyphyletic Not phyletic

A: A phylogenetic tree is a branching diagram that shows how different biological species have evolved…

Q: Identify whether hybridization would likely lead to speciation or homogenization in each scenario.…

A: Introduction  Evolution is the key process which regulates the survivability and continuity of…

Q: 2. Figure 5 is a simple diagram that could be used to help younger students understand how the human…

A: Human ear comprises of three parts. External ear called pinna, eardrum which separate the outer ear…

Q: Why is the two kingdom system of classification inadequate?

A: The Swedish naturalist Carolus Linnaeus proposed the two-kingdom system of classification. The two…

Q: Which taxon (group) in the chart above includes the broadest characteristics?

A: Taxonomy is the science of classification and nomenclature of organisms. It classifies, describes…

Pre-Darwinian Concepts