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What is phylogenetics? A Classification using behavioural characteristics B Classification using evolutionary links C Classification using physical characteristic... show full transcript
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Phylogenetics is the study of the evolutionary relationships among biological entities, often species. It focuses on understanding the evolutionary history and common ancestry of organisms by analyzing various data types, such as molecular sequences or morphological traits.
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B Classification using evolutionary links.
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