Cladistic Systematics Uses

question 53

Multiple Choice

Cladistic systematics uses

• A) only morphological similarity to classify organisms.
• B) only descent to classify organisms.
• C) both similarity and descent to classify organisms.
• D) neither similarity nor descent to classify organisms.

Recognize the significance of behavioral and physiological adaptations in animals for survival and reproduction.

Understand the basic body structures of major animal phyla and their developmental patterns.

Recognize the ecological role and significance of different animal groups, including their adaptations and impact on environments.

Identify the characteristics that distinguish major animal groups from one another.

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