Lion Phylogeny: Finding connections Review the DNA samples below. The DNA listed is a segment of a single gene for cytochrome b, a critical protein found in all organisms. What do you notice about the samples? TTCTCCA T TCTTCTAATCCTAATACCCATCTCAGGCATTAT T GAAAA C CGCCTCCTCAAAT I TТСTCCA Т| ТСTTСТААТССТААТАСССАТСТСАGGCATTAT T GAAAA T CGCCTCСТCАААТ TTCTCCA T TCTTCTAATCCTAATACCCATCTCAGGCATTAT C GAAAAC Cameroon Tsavo Fannie Roberts CGCCTCCTCAAAT TTCTCCA C TCTTCTAATCCTAATACCCATCTCAGGCATTATTGAAAA C CGCCTCCTGAAAT TTCTCCA T TCTTCTAATCCTAATACCCATCTCAGGCATTAT CGAAAA C CGCCTCCTCAAAT TTCTCCA T TCTTCTAATCCTAATACCCATCTCAGGCATTAT CGAAAA C CGCCTCCTCAAAT TTCTCCA T TCTTCTAATCCTAATACCCATCTCAGGCATTAT C GAAAA C CGCCTCCTCAAAT TTCTCCA T TCTTCTAATCCTAATACCCATCTCAGGCATTAT C GAAAA C CGCCTCCTCAAAT TTCTCCA C TCTTCTAATCCTAATACCCATCTCAGGCATTATTGAAAA C CGCCTCOCTCAAAT TTCTCCA Sabi Sands Umfolozi Zimbabwe Zambia Kalahari Botswana. CGCCTCCTCAAAT ТСТTСТААТССТААТАСССАТСТСАGGCАТТАТ GАААА Etosha 1. Look at the DNA samples from Cytochrome b shown above. What do you notice about the sequences for each population?

Lion Phylogeny: Finding connections Review the DNA samples below. The DNA listed is a segment of a single gene for cytochrome b, a critical protein found in all organisms. What do you notice about the samples? TTCTCCA T TCTTCTAATCCTAATACCCATCTCAGGCATTAT T GAAAA C CGCCTCCTCAAAT I TТСTCCA Т| ТСTTСТААТССТААТАСССАТСТСАGGCATTAT T GAAAA T CGCCTCСТCАААТ TTCTCCA T TCTTCTAATCCTAATACCCATCTCAGGCATTAT C GAAAAC Cameroon Tsavo Fannie Roberts CGCCTCCTCAAAT TTCTCCA C TCTTCTAATCCTAATACCCATCTCAGGCATTATTGAAAA C CGCCTCCTGAAAT TTCTCCA T TCTTCTAATCCTAATACCCATCTCAGGCATTAT CGAAAA C CGCCTCCTCAAAT TTCTCCA T TCTTCTAATCCTAATACCCATCTCAGGCATTAT CGAAAA C CGCCTCCTCAAAT TTCTCCA T TCTTCTAATCCTAATACCCATCTCAGGCATTAT C GAAAA C CGCCTCCTCAAAT TTCTCCA T TCTTCTAATCCTAATACCCATCTCAGGCATTAT C GAAAA C CGCCTCCTCAAAT TTCTCCA C TCTTCTAATCCTAATACCCATCTCAGGCATTATTGAAAA C CGCCTCOCTCAAAT TTCTCCA Sabi Sands Umfolozi Zimbabwe Zambia Kalahari Botswana. CGCCTCCTCAAAT ТСТTСТААТССТААТАСССАТСТСАGGCАТТАТ GАААА Etosha 1. Look at the DNA samples from Cytochrome b shown above. What do you notice about the sequences for each population?

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