An Important Limit of Molecular Phylogenetics Is That

question 52

Multiple Choice

An important limit of molecular phylogenetics is that

• A) DNA sequences hold little evolutionary relevant information.
• B) they can only compare living and recently extinct species.
• C) only closely related species can be compared with molecular phylogenies.
• D) they can only compare species that went extinct more than 100,000 years ago.

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