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Chapter 22.2, Problem 1I
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To construct: A phylogenetic tree of the given 11 species using the parsimony method. Use the out-group (a choanoflagellate) to root your tree. Assume that all changes from one amino acid to another are equally likely.

Introduction: A phylogenetic tree depicts evolutionary relationships diagrammatically. Evolutionary lineage helps in inferring about speciation and its order. There are two ways by which phylogenetic trees can be constructed- character based and distance based. Maximum Parsimony method is a discrete character based way of drawing phylogeny via trees.

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