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Which of the five smaller trees (a-e) is compatible with the larger tree to the left once the extra taxa are pruned? For one of the trees that is incompatible, state which tree you are choosing and explain how the relationships differ from the larger tree ACBD GH 1 KLM D

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Which of the five smaller trees (a-e) is compatible with the larger tree to the left once the extra taxa are pruned? For one of the trees that is incompatible, state which tree you are choosing and explain how the relationships differ from the larger tree ACBD GH 1 KLM D
TopicAll topics
SubjectBiology
ClassClass 11