dna of species A has 95%. similarity with species c and 80% similarity with species B what does this tell about evolutionary relationship of A with B and C
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In a phylogenetic tree, the relatedness of two species has a very specific meaning. Two species are more related if they have a more recent common ancestor, and less related if they have a less recent common ancestor.
We can use a pretty straightforward method to find the most recent common ancestor of any pair or group of species. In this method, we start at the branch ends carrying the two species of interest and walk backward in the tree until we find the point where the species lines converge.
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