Question

Part E
Your molecular clock model resembles another branching chart, the phylogenetic chart, which you've
used in this unit. Review the sample phylogenetic chart. What types of data are used to build a
phylogenetic chart? How do phylogenetic charts differ from molecular models, such as the molecular
clock model?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

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There are many types of data that a phylogenetic chart can use such as morphological data, such as structural features, types of organs, and specific skeletal arrangements; genetic data, such as mitochondrial DNA sequences, ribosomal RNA genes, and any genes of interest. Phylogenetic charts differ  from molecular modes in many different ways such as the following. The phylogenetic charts considers  various data types such as morphological data,molecule data, and behavorial data. On the other side, the molecular only  considers one kind of data, that is, the genetic founded data. 

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