Which of the following statements is supported by the evidence from the tree?
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What conclusion can you draw about the evolution of the Anolis lizards Based on these figures?What conclusion can you draw about the evolution of the Anolis lizards based on these figures? The lizards are more closely related to lizards on the same island than lizards with the same body type. They all share one common ancestor.
What does the point circled in red on the phylogenetic tree represent?This tree is rooted which suggests we know where the ultimate common ancestor of all the sampled viruses was (the red circle). Knowing this gives the tree an order of branching events in the horizonal dimension: Ancestor 'A' exists prior to ancestors 'B' and 'C' and time is approximately flowing from left to right.
Is Anolis Cristatellus is more closely related to Anolis Occultus or Anolis Evermanni?Anolis cristatellus is more closely related to Anolis occultus than it is to Anolis evermanni.
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