Cladogram practice

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• G. Atlantica and G Stehlini are the least closely related

• G. Simonyi and G. Bravoana are the most closely related

• G. Galloti eisentrauti and G galloti palmae are the most closely related

• G galloti eisentrauti and G. galloti galloti are the least closely related

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Bactrian Camels, dromedaries, llamas, and alpacas are all members of the same taxonomic family, Camelidae. Members of this family all have two toes, no hooves, true canine teeth, and a split upper lip. The family Camelidae originated in North America. The physical features of animals in this family's geographical origin provide that all these animals ______

• live in the same type of ecosystem

• have slowly evolved to become herbivores

• exchanged DNA at some point in the past

• Have a common ancestor

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• belong to the same species

• must range great distances to eat

• have very similar skeletal structures

• are descended from a common ancestor

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