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When You Are Classifying a Species Based on Evolutionary Relationships

Question 14

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When you are classifying a species based on evolutionary relationships, a phylotenetic tree is then being used as a ___.

A) node.
B) speciation plan.
C) morphological cut off point.
D) molecular diagram.
E) cladogram.

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