Cladists Define a Species as a Group of Organisms Sharing

question 13

Multiple Choice

Cladists define a species as a group of organisms sharing a set of unique, derived features that sets them apart form all other such groups. This way of defining species exemplifies

• A) the biological species concept.
• B) the phylogenetic species concept.
• C) the phenetic fossil species concept.
• D) the Aristotelian species concept.

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