The phylogeny in this figure shows the evolution of visual opsins in tetrapods. Each colored triangle represents a different opsin. Which of the following accurately describes the opsins in these species ▲▲ ▲▲▲▲ ▲▲ Birds Rodents ▲▲▲▲ Stre ▲▲▲▲ Click to view larger image. New World Baboons primates - Opin less Opna Humare +A Opin gan O a. The green opsin is a synapomorphy in rodents and New World primates, and the light blue opsin is a symplesiomorphy in baboons and humans. Ob. The light blue opsin is a synapomorphy in squamate reptiles and birds, and the green opsin is an ancestral trait. Oc. The purple opsin is an analogous trait, and the green opsin is a homologous trait. Od. The green opsin is a synapomorphy in baboons and humans, and the light blue opsin is symplesiomorphy in squamate reptiles and birds.
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![The phylogeny in this figure shows the evolution of visual opsins in tetrapods. Each colored triangle represents a different opsin. Which of the following accurately describes the opsins in these species?
Squamate reptiles Birds
Rodents
New World Baboons
primates
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- Opain loss
x Opain loss
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Tetrapod ancestor
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Humane
+A Opin gain
a. The green opsin is a synapomorphy in rodents and New World primates, and the light blue opsin is a symplesiomorphy in baboons and humans.
b. The light blue opsin is a synapomorphy in squamate reptiles and birds, and the green opsin is an ancestral trait.
OC. The purple opsin is an analogous trait, and the green opsin is a homologous trait.
Od. The green opsin is a synapomorphy in baboons and humans, and the light blue opsin is symplesiomorphy in squamate reptiles and birds.](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2Fec8f6c50-c8ba-4cf0-92fc-c8288bb20795%2F62378c3f-5161-4e3d-86e4-622bab52f5ea%2F4yomn8f_processed.png&w=3840&q=75)
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