The Construction of a Phylogeny from DNA Sequence Data Requires

Multiple Choice

The construction of a phylogeny from DNA sequence data requires:

A) the identification of monophyletic groups prior to analysis.
B) a proper alignment of nucleotide bases from homologous genes.
C) the use of the fossil record to calibrate rates of nucleotide substitution.
D) removing any sequences with insertions or deletions from the analysis.
E) the use of genes that influence traits associated with reproductive isolating mechanisms.