When You Look at a Phylogenetic Tree of Reptile Classes

Multiple Choice

When you look at a phylogenetic tree of reptile classes, turtles, lizards and snake, and crocodiles are grouped together and birds are set off to the side but with a common ancestor for both groups. This would

A) be a monophyletic tree.
B) be a paraphyletic tree.
C) be a polyphyletic tree.
D) have the taxonomy wrong because birds should be included with the others to make it a monophyletic tree.
E) be a paraphyletic tree but the taxonomy wrong, because birds should be included with the others to make it a monophyletic tree.