Biology, 07.11.2019 23:31 willveloz4

Regarding cladistics

a) it is a type of taxonomic classification
b) it places all primates in the same family "clade" (this is why most anthropologists utilize caldistics)
c) cladistics reveals relative evolutionary branching by utilizing genetic analysis
d) it uses shared derived traits to determine placement in taxonomic classifications

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