Which of the phylogenetic trees below represent the same evolutionary relationships? Tree 1 Tree 2 Tree 3 A G В F -E O D E E

Species A was recently discovered and its DNA sequence was compared to the DNA of the four previously known species from the same genus. The comparison revealed this particular species is the most recent one, the one that diverged last. Show the mismatched nucleotides between these DNA sequences (mark them and count them) and then draw a phylogenetic tree that shows their relationship. You can draw the tree by hand.Species A 5’ A A G G C C A A A C T T T G G G T A T A G C A T A 3’Species B 5’ A A G G C C A A A C C G T G G G T A T A G C G A A 3’ ____________Species C 5’ A A G G C C A A A C T T T G G G T A T A G C G A A 3’ ____________Species D 5’ A A C T C C A A A C C G T G G G T A T A G C G A A 3’ ____________Species E5’ A A G G C C A A A C T T T G G G T A T A G C G T A 3’ __________

Based on your analysis of the following graph and accompanying cladogram (species have been assigned letters A, B, C, D, E, and F), Which of the following statements is TRUE? A В с D F -20 -15 -10 10 15 Average winter temperature (°C) Phylogeny of species Fur thickness in all 6 of these closely related species is most likely a result of Phylogenetic Affinity, and does NOT suggest an adaptation to differences in Average Winter temperature Fur thickness in the subgroup of species "A", "B" and "C" are most likely a result of Phylogenetic Affinity, and does NOT suggest an adaptation to differences in Average Winter temperature Fur thickness in the subgroup of species "D", "E" and "F" are most likely a result of Phylogenetic Affinity, and does NOT suggest an adaptation to differences in Average Winter temperature Fur thickness in the subgroup of species "A", "B" and "C" are most likely a result of Physiological Convergence. Similarity in fur thickness between species "A" and "D", and…

The numbers on this phylogeny represent what component of a phylogenetic tree? А в с D a. Nodes b. Branches с. Тіps d. None of the above