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The convention on twisting the branches of a cladogram means the out-group appears on this side of the ingroup:

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The convention on twisting the branches of a cladogram means that the side of each dichotomy having the most evolutionary steps is rotated to lay on the:

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A change in one trait in more than one place on a cladogram is called a:

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Two forward evolutionary steps are more parsimonious than one forward step and one reversal evolutionary step:

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It is more parsimonious to have two forward steps in a cladogram for a:

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A single forward step and several reversal steps can be more parsimonious than two forward steps for:

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It is more parsimonious to:

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Reptiles are:

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Among vertebraes with reptilian ancestors, the tetrapod leg is:

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Which of these does NOT involve a reversal homoplasy?

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Provided the respiration pathway for the first eukaryote having respiration

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Provided the photosynthesis pathway for the first eukaryote having photosynthesis

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Used its mesosomes to form an envelope for its nucleoid

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Lost its wall to feed on larger food items thanks to its metabolism

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Became a miochondrion

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