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Which tree below shows the lizards on the tips of the branches exhibiting their correct derived characters (based on the positions of the derived character hatch marks in the tree)? Tree 3 outgroup lost tail spines crest ? spots -horns dewlap +alspines Tree 2 lo+a spines rs.op crest O -spots Lhorns dewlap +ailspines Tree outgroup lost tail spines crest Spots -horns dewlap -+ailspines

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Which tree below shows the lizards on the tips of the branches exhibiting their correct derived characters (based on the positions of the derived character hatch marks in the tree)? Tree 3 outgroup lost tail spines crest ? spots -horns dewlap +alspines Tree 2 lo+a spines rs.op crest O -spots Lhorns dewlap +ailspines Tree outgroup lost tail spines crest Spots -horns dewlap -+ailspines
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Which tree below shows the lizards on the tips of the branches exhibiting their correct derived characters (based on the positions of the derived character hatch marks in the tree)? Tree 3 outgroup lost tail spines crest ? spots -horns dewlap +alspines Tree 2 lo+a spines rs.op crest O -spots Lhorns dewlap +ailspines Tree outgroup lost tail spines crest Spots -horns dewlap -+ailspines
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