Need help ASAP !! Use the table and information below to answer questions 1 and 2. DNA - RNA hybridization is a technique used to determine the relatedness among
different species. During hybridization, scientists combine a single strand of DNA
from two different species. They heat these combined strands in small increments
and observe the temperatures at which most of the strands in the sample separate.
Scientists compare the differences in separation temperature from single species
DNA strands to hybridized DNA strands, since a greater difference in separation
temperature indicates fewer base pair similarities between each organism. The table
shows data for six species.