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Introductory Biology Midterm - Part 3 of 3!
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Introductory Biology Midterm - Part 3 of 3!
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13. How Populations Evolve / Evolutionary Trees & Phylogeny / Problem 14
Problem 14
Why is it important to include an outgroup when constructing a phylogenetic tree?
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To identify which species are most closely related.
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To ensure that all possible evolutionary paths are considered.
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To provide a reference point for determining the direction of trait evolution.
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To verify the age of the lineage.
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