BIOLOGY: TULANE CUSTOM
BIOLOGY: TULANE CUSTOM
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To describe: The results obtainedby Cooper and colleagues after the comparison of sequences of DNA.

Introduction: The differentiation or classification ofthe species on the basis of evolutionary relationships between the organisms is called “cladistics.”By usinga cladisticapproach, the characters which are shared or not shared between a number of species can be representedin the form of a phylogenetic tree.

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To determine: The proposed phylogeny of flightless birds affected by the results of the study.

Introduction: The differentiation or classification ofthe species on the basis of evolutionary relationships between the organisms is called “cladistics.” By using a cladisticapproach, the characters which are shared or not shared between a number of species can be representedin the form of a phylogenetic tree.

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