We talked about what makes an ideal trait for phylogenetic inference. Please match each of the following traits with the appropriate description of what makes it ideal. There are only 10 possible MHC proteins [Choose ] that an individual's cells could express Number of digits on the front foot of [Choose ] Tetrapods can only increase in number You measured the [Choose ] mutation rates among DNA bases [Choose ] transition (mutation) frequencies are estimable Number of teats can polarity of character state is known character states are continuous character states are discrete vary, but an individual female can only have an even number number of states is known <

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We talked about what makes an ideal trait for
phylogenetic inference. Please match each of the
following traits with the appropriate description of
what makes it ideal.
There are only 10
possible MHC proteins
[Choose ]
that an individual's
cells could express
[Choose ]
Number of digits on
the front foot of
Tetrapods can only
increase in number
You measured the
[Choose ]
mutation rates among
DNA bases
[Choose ]
transition (mutation) frequencies are estimable
Number of teats can
polarity of character state is known
character states are continuous
character states are discrete
vary, but an individual
female can only have
an even number
number of states is known
<
<
Transcribed Image Text:We talked about what makes an ideal trait for phylogenetic inference. Please match each of the following traits with the appropriate description of what makes it ideal. There are only 10 possible MHC proteins [Choose ] that an individual's cells could express [Choose ] Number of digits on the front foot of Tetrapods can only increase in number You measured the [Choose ] mutation rates among DNA bases [Choose ] transition (mutation) frequencies are estimable Number of teats can polarity of character state is known character states are continuous character states are discrete vary, but an individual female can only have an even number number of states is known < <
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