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Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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Author:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn
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5.June wanted to show the evolutionary relationships of the plants he discovered. Which of the following should he use? a. cladograms b. DNA sequence C. molecular clock d. phylogeny 6. What kind of genealogy follows a lineage's evolutionary relationships through time? c. derived traits d. phylogeny a. character b. clade 7. A scientist discovered a new species of animal. Upon his study, he discovered that the animal possesses traits which comes from the most recent common ancestor. Which of the following describes this? a. cladograms b. derived characters c. monophyletic group d. phylogeny 8. A character present in a group under consideration, but not in any of the group's ancestors. a. clade b. derived trait c. monophyletic group d. phylogeny
Transcribed Image Text:5.June wanted to show the evolutionary relationships of the plants he discovered. Which of the following should he use? a. cladograms b. DNA sequence C. molecular clock d. phylogeny 6. What kind of genealogy follows a lineage's evolutionary relationships through time? c. derived traits d. phylogeny a. character b. clade 7. A scientist discovered a new species of animal. Upon his study, he discovered that the animal possesses traits which comes from the most recent common ancestor. Which of the following describes this? a. cladograms b. derived characters c. monophyletic group d. phylogeny 8. A character present in a group under consideration, but not in any of the group's ancestors. a. clade b. derived trait c. monophyletic group d. phylogeny
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