each candy species . Each column represents a candy trait, with I's meaning the candy bar has that trait, and 0's meaning the candy bar does not have that trait . For example , Cherry Mash (24 ) is the only candy bar with the Cherry trait , while both Almond Joy (21) and Mounds (22) have the Coconut trait . (The trait matrix tells you which candy bars have which traits Based upon this trait matrix, is the following statement supported ? 1)The bars with " rectangular bar" trait (8 - 22) form a clade . True or False 2 )Peach (25) is more evolved than all the other species in the tree. True or false 3) Crunch (7) is more closely related to Three Musketeers (
each candy species . Each column represents a candy trait, with I's meaning the candy bar has that trait, and 0's meaning the candy bar does not have that trait . For example , Cherry Mash (24 ) is the only candy bar with the Cherry trait , while both Almond Joy (21) and Mounds (22) have the Coconut trait . (The trait matrix tells you which candy bars have which traits Based upon this trait matrix, is the following statement supported ? 1)The bars with " rectangular bar" trait (8 - 22) form a clade . True or False 2 )Peach (25) is more evolved than all the other species in the tree. True or false 3) Crunch (7) is more closely related to Three Musketeers (
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The matrix below provides information about each candy species . Each column represents a candy trait, with I's meaning the candy bar has that trait, and 0's meaning the candy bar does not have that trait . For example , Cherry Mash (24 ) is the only candy bar with the Cherry trait , while both Almond Joy (21) and Mounds (22) have the Coconut trait . (The trait matrix tells you which candy bars have which traits
Based upon this trait matrix, is the following statement supported ?
1)The bars with " rectangular bar" trait (8 - 22) form a clade . True or False
2 )Peach (25) is more evolved than all the other species in the tree. True or false
3) Crunch (7) is more closely related to Three Musketeers (8 than it is to Snickers Milk Chocolate (10 ) . True or false
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