A Phylogenetic Event Horizon Is a

question 28

Multiple Choice

A phylogenetic event horizon is a

• A) point in the future in which species will diversify.
• B) phylogeny based on extinct species.
• C) point in the history of life beyond which phylogenetic analysis cannot see.
• D) point at which life started.

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