Which of these statements is not true of the phylogenetic tree?
a. it ranks organisms by impo...
Which of these statements is not true of the phylogenetic tree?
a. it ranks organisms by importance in evolutionary history.
b. it depicts an organism’s lineage as it changes over time
c. it shows successive events of speciation in which one species gives rise to two
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