Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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Give examples to the following questions, then make a cladogram using your answers.
1. Canine (Dog)
A. Domestic Dog
B.
C.
2. Land Animals
A. Canine
B. Felis
C.
D.
3. Domestic Dog breed
A.
B.
4. Felis (Feline; Cat)
A.
B.
5. Fishes
A.
B.
6. Seafloor Creatures
A.
B.
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