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What does the phylogenetic tree tell you about the evolutionary relationships of animals?
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What does the phylogenetic tree tell you about the evolutionary relationships of animals?
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The phylogenetic tree below shows the evolutionary relationships among several organisms. What does the diagram imply about the
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A phylogenetic tree can be constructed for
• animals, plants, and bacteria. • animals and plants. • animals. • plants.
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A phylogenetic tree is arranged (1 point)
OLS • phenotypically from top to bottom. O chronologically from bottom to top. •
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How is a phylogenetic tree similar to a dichotomous key?(1 point) Responses Both focus on illustrating taxonomic relationships
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Based on the phylogeny shown above, you can conclude that species 4 is most closely related to species ________.
(1 point) 1 3 1
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A phylogenetic tree is arranged (1 point)
Responses chronologically from top to bottom. chronologically from top to bottom.
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A phylogenetic tree can be constructed for(1 point)
Responses animals. animals. animals and plants. animals and plants. plants.
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A phylogenetic tree is arranged (1 point)
Responses phenotypically from bottom to top. phenotypically from bottom to top.
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3. What is the purpose of a phylogenetic tree and cladogram, and what kind of information can you get from examining one?
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Let's start again with the video. (Once again, turn on the captions) Phylogenetic trees are a depiction of what?(1 point)
Respons
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On your phylogenetic tree, which two species are grouped together?
1 point Cichlid and frog Frog and coelacanth Cichlid and
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Based on this cladogram, which statement best describes relationships among millipede orders?
(1 point) Stemmiulida is more
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Now, drag the colored trait balls to the tree. You will place the trait below the species that have that trait. Once you have
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Which species is the mushroom more
closely related to? (1 point) Gecko Tree
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On your phylogenetic tree, which two species are grouped together?
Frog and coelacanth Cichlid and coelacanth Cichlid and frog
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How is a phylogenetic tree similar to a dichotomous key?(1 point)
Responses Both map evolutionary processes from similar
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How is a phylogenetic tree similar to a dichotomous key?
A.) Both focus on illustrating taxonomic relationship between organisms.
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How is phylogenetic tree similar to a dichotomous key?
Both map evolutionary processes from similar organisms. Both focus on
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Which of the following explains How is phylogenetic tree similar to a dichotomous key?
Both map evolutionary processes from
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Which species are most closely related?(1 point) Responses Stick insect and goldfish Stick insect and goldfish Kingsnake and
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hich species are most closely related?
1 point Goldfish and kingsnake Stick insect and goldfish Dog and kingsnake Kingsnake and
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In 2013, scientists found that coelacanths are not the closest relative of four-footed amphibians and other animals. Which
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Scientists previously thought that frogs and coelacanth are most closely related due to physical characteristics. With DNA
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a phylogenetic! ree is arranged A. chronologically from top ro bottom. phenotypically from bottom to top. chronologically from
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A phylogenetic tree can be constructed for(1 point)
Responses animals and plants. animals and plants. animals, plants, and
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One difference between a family tree and a phylogenetic tree is (1 point)
Responses a family tree includes multiple species,
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A phylogenetic tree is arranged (1 point)
Responses chronologically from bottom to top. chronologically from bottom to top.
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A phylogenetic tree can be constructed for
Animals and plants Animals Plants Animals, plants,and bacteria
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A phylogenetic trees is arranged
Phenotypically from bottom to top Phenotypically from top to bottom Chronologically from bottom
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vThe phylogenetic chart describes how modern-day elephants (Asian elephants and African elephants) evolved from extinct species.
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Now, drag the colored trait balls to the tree. You will place the trait below the species that have that trait. Once you have
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On your phylogenetic tree, which two species are grouped together? 1 point Cichlid and frog Frog and coelacanth Cichlid and
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On your phylogenetic tree, which two species are grouped together?
(1 point) Responses Cichlid and coelacanth Cichlid and
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how is A phylogenetic tree is arranged
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What information is NOT presented through a phylogenetic tree?
proposed evolutionary relationships classification or grouping of
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Which type of characteristic would be MOST helpful in constructing a phylogenetic tree?
◎ a characteristic found in none of the
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A phylogenetic tree can be constructed for (1 point)
• plants. • animals and plants. • animals. animals, plants, and
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In a cladogram, What does a branching point or node represent?
A: A point of divergence where two species become identical B: A
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Lancelet (outgroup)
Salamander Leopard Dolphin 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 7 A) Turtle Tuna Lamprey Character
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Lancelet (outgroup)
Salamander Leopard Dolphin 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 7 A) Turtle Tuna Lamprey Character
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A phylogenetic tree can be constructed for(1 point)
Responses animals, plants, and bacteria. animals, plants, and bacteria.
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Justify your placements for Organism A and C in the phylogenic tree.
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A phylogenetic tree can be constructed for(1 point)
Responses animals and plants. animals and plants. animals, plants, and
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A phylogenetic tree can be constructed for (1 point) O animals, plants, and bacteria. O animals. O plants. animals and plants. <
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Question 1
The phylogenetic tree shown illustrates the relationships among the major groups of land plants. Based on the
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A phylogenetic tree is arranged (1 point)
Responses chronologically from bottom to top. chronologically from bottom to top.
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The Last Universal Common Ancestor (LUCA) of all living things is thought to have lived between 3.5 and 3.8 billion years ago.
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Question 2
The Last Universal Common Ancestor (LUCA) of all living things is thought to have lived between 3.5 and 3.8 billion
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Biological Concepts
Biological Sciences
Biology
Botany
Classification
Classification and Taxonomy
Evolution
Evolution and Taxonomy
Evolutionary Biology
Evolutionary relationships
Genetics
Microbiology
Organisms
Plant Biology
Taxonomy