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URGENT PLEASE John wants to show the evolutionary relationship between a lion and a cat and group them based on their similarities and a common ancestor. Which of these is the best and simplest method
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John wants to show the evolutionary relationship between a lion and a cat and group them based on their similarities and a common ancestor. Which of these is the best and simplest method to represent this information?
A. Cladistic analysis
B. Tree of Life
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I believe the simplest method is A. I might be wrong. But cladistic analysis means cladistic analysis is data on the characters, or traits, of the organisms in which we are interested.
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