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Classifying an organism based on its similarities with other organisms, then, should reflect its evolutionary history, or ____________________. A: family B: phylogeny C: taxonomy
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Classifying an organism based on its similarities with other organisms, then, should reflect its evolutionary history, or ____________________.

A: family
B: phylogeny
C: taxonomy

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Classifying an organism based on its similarities with other organisms, then, should reflect its evolutionary history, or {phylogeny}
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B. Phylogeny. Phylogeny has a similar meaning to evolutionary being a synonym
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