In Molecular Evolution Analyses, the Single Most Informative Variable to Estimate

question 30

Multiple Choice

In molecular evolution analyses, the single most informative variable to estimate is

• A) PN, the probability of a particular nucleotide occurring at a given site.
• B) the relative number of indels per sequence.
• C) the frequency of SNPs in aligned sequences.
• D) the number of substitutions (K) observed between two aligned sequences.
• E) the transition : transversion ratio.

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