Experimental Evolution Studies Using Bacteriophages Have Been Most Useful in Showing

question 97

Multiple Choice

Experimental evolution studies using bacteriophages have been most useful in showing that

• A) environmentally influenced traits are not useful in phylogenetic analysis.
• B) mutagens decrease the level of homoplasy.
• C) the methods used to reconstruct phylogenies are generally reliable.
• D) developmental stages can be useful in reconstructing phylogenies.
• E) phylogenetic approaches can be used to solve crimes.

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