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Which is the purpose of a cladogram? O to calculate molecular clocks O to classify extinct species O to organize genetic information O to analyze evolutionary relationships
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Which is the purpose of a cladogram?
O to calculate molecular clocks
O to classify extinct species
O to organize genetic information
O to analyze evolutionary relationships
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To analyse revolutionary relationships
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