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Phylogeny
the evolutionary history of a species or group of species.
Taxon
Named taxonomic unit at any level of the hierarchy
The placement of species into orders, classes, and so on, does not necessarily reflect evolutionary history, T or F.
True.
Phylogenic trees do not necessarily tell us about their evolutionary relationships, T or F.?
True.
Phylocode
Recent classification that proposes organization entirely on evolutionary relationships.
Polytomy
A branch point from which more than two descendent groups emerge. This indicates the evolutionary relationships among the descendant taxa are not yet clear.
No assumptions should be made about when particular species evolved or how much genetic change occurred in each evolutionary lineage, T or F.
T
We can assume that a taxon on a phylogentic tree evolved from the taxon next to it, T or F.
F