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a) Draw a phylogenetic tree based on characters 1-5 in the table below. Place hatch marks on the tree to indicate the origin of characters 1-6.
b) Assume that tuna and dolphins are sister species and redraw the phylogenetic tree accordingly. Use hatch marks to indicate the origin of characters 1-6.
c) How many evolutionary changes are required in each tree? Which tree is most parsimonious?
Use figure 20.5 and 20.12 from the Campbell, Biology in focus.
Can you pls explain this to me?

Transcribed Image Text:Character
1.
Backbone
2.
Hinged
Jaw
3. Four
Limbs
4.
Amnion
5.
6.
Milk
Dorsal fin
*Dolphins have 4
limbs (2 fins and 2
hind limb buds as
embryos)
Lancelet Lamprey Tuna Salamander
(outgroup)
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
lo
0
0
0
Turtle
1
1
1
1
0
0
Leopard
1
1
1
1
1
0
Dolphin
1
1
1*
1
1
1

Transcribed Image Text:▼Figure 20.5 Visualizing Phylogenetic Relationships
A phylogenetic tree visually represents a hypothesis of how a group of organisms
are related. This figure explores how the way a tree is drawn conveys information.
Parts of a Tree
This tree shows how the five
groups of organisms at the tips
of the branches, called taxa, are
related. Each branch point
represents the common ancestor
of the evolutionary lineages
diverging from it.
This branch point
represents the common
ancestor of all the animal
groups shown in this tree.
1. According to this tree, which group
or groups of organisms are most
closely related to frogs?
2. Label the part of the diagram that
represents the most recent common
ancestor of frogs and humans.
Alternative Forms of Tree Diagrams
These diagrams are referred to as "trees" because they use the
visual analogy of branches to represent evolutionary lineages
diverging over time. In this text, trees are usually drawn
horizontally, as shown above, but the same tree can be drawn.
vertically or diagonally without changing the relationships
it conveys.
3. How many sister taxa are shown in
these two trees? Identify them.
4. Redraw the horizontal tree in Figure 20.2
as a vertical tree and a diagonal tree.
Rotating Around
Branch Points
Rotation
f
Rotating the branches of
a tree around a branch
point does not change
what they convey about
evolutionary relation-
ships. As a result, the
order in which taxa
appear at the branch tips
is not significant. What
matters is the branching
pattern, which signifies
the order in which the
lineages have diverged
from common ancestors.
Fishes
Frogs
Lizards
Chimps
Humans
Note: The order of the taxa
does NOT represent a
sequence of evolution "leading
to" the last taxon shown (in
this tree, humans).
Fishes
Frogs
Lizards
Chimps
Humans
Vertical tree
Fishes
Fishes
Diagonal tree.
Instructors: Additional questions related
to this Visualizing Figure can be assigned in
Mastering Biology.
evolutionary
Each horizontal branch represents an
lineage. The length of the branch is arbitrary
unless the diagram specifies that branch lengths
represent information such as time or amount of
genetic change (see Figure 20.13).
Each position along a branch represents an
ancestor in the lineage leading to the taxon
named at the tip.
Chimps and humans are an example of sister taxa
groups of organisms that share a common ancestor
that is not shared by any other group. The
members of a sister group each other's closest
relatives.
Frogs Lizards Chimps
If you rotate the
branches of the tree
at left around the
three blue points, the
result is the tree at
right.
Frogs Lizards Chimps Humans
Frogs
Humans
Chimps
Humans
Lizards
Fishes
5. Redraw the tree above, rotating
around the green branch point.
Identify the two closest relatives o
s of
humans as shown in each of the
three trees. Explain your answer.
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