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Exam 15: Tracing Evolutionary History

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Below are phylogenetic trees of vertebrates (A)and reptiles (B). Using the data in these models, what might a Tyrannosaurus rex taste like? (A) Below are phylogenetic trees of vertebrates (A)and reptiles (B). Using the data in these models, what might a Tyrannosaurus rex taste like? (A) (B) (B) Below are phylogenetic trees of vertebrates (A)and reptiles (B). Using the data in these models, what might a Tyrannosaurus rex taste like? (A) (B)

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Biologists are studying two species whose DNA is known to differ by 10%. Knowledge of which of the following would be least important in calibrating a molecular clock to determine how rapidly evolution has proceeded with these two species?

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