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___________evolution results in similar anatomical features between unrelated organisms that may be misleading in determining species relationships.
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___________groups are groups in which all members are descendants of a common ancestor.
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Based on current hypotheses, the prokaryotic group that gave rise to eukaryotes is the___________.
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Briefly explain why the adoption of a standard, two-part scientific naming system is helpful to biologists.
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Which of the following is the smallest or least inclusive group?
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The greatest genetic diversity among humans is found between some ___________populations.
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Historically, in the field of taxonomy, what characteristic was most commonly used for determining species relationships?
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Evolutionary relationships among organisms are most likely to be revised at the ___________level.
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All organisms that are derived from a single common ancestor make up a clade.
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How did Darwinʹs evolutionary theory change the significance of the taxonomic categories of organisms?
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The second of the two names in an organism?s scientific name is the___________ .
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-Based on the phylogeny figure, HIV-1 (strain 1) and HIV-2 (strain 2)

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Which of the following is the largest or most inclusive group?
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Why are Archaea and Bacteria, which are both prokaryotes, different domains?
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Systematics holds that the more similar the DNA of two organisms, the more closely related they are.
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The Asian elephant has the scientific name Elephas maximus. The term Elephas is the
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-According to chemical and molecular evidence, members of the kingdom Fungi are most closely related to which of these groups in the tree of life?

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