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Chapter 27, Problem 12RQ
As with the emergence of the Acoelomorpha phylum, it is common for data to misplace animals in close relation to other species, whereas data often reveals a different and more accurate evolutionary relationship.
- molecular: morphological
- molecular: fossil record
- fossil record : morphological
- morphological: molecular
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