Once we have used character data to infer a tree, how can we be certain this tree is correct?
a. We can't; we can only estimate a ‘best fit.'
b. We can test statistical confidence that the tree or some portion of it is correct.
c. In most cases, we can ascertain whether our tree is correct with 95% confidence.
d. All of the above.
e. None of the above.
B
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a. skeletal muscle cells. b. heart muscle cells. c. brain cells. d. body cells with high energy needs. e. reproductive cells.
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1. the formation of a sandbar along the side of a stream 2. the cracking of a rock caused by the freezing and thawing of water
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