What types of data can be used to construct phylogenies such as the one below? 
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Definitions:
Outcome
The result or consequence of an action, experiment, or other proceeding.
Collection
The process of gathering data or items together, often for the purpose of analysis or to make sense of a set of findings.
Probability
A quantitative measure that indicates the likelihood of a particular event occurring.
Event
In probability and statistics, an occurrence or a set of outcomes of a particular experiment or situation.
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