In Systematics,a Group of Organisms Consisting of a Common Ancestor

question 82

Multiple Choice

In systematics,a group of organisms consisting of a common ancestor and some,but not all,of its descendents is defined as a

• A) None of the answer choices are correct.
• B) paraphyletic group.
• C) clade.
• D) cladogram.
• E) polyphyletic group.

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