The Cladistic Approach to Primate Classification Is

question 16

Multiple Choice

The cladistic approach to primate classification is

• A) based on the use of anatomical and genetic evidence to establish ancestral relationships.
• B) based on direct observation of phenotypes only.
• C) also called the gradistic method of classification.
• D) based on levels of anatomical complexity, without consideration of ancestor-descendent relationships.

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