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how did chocolate evolved ????

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Answered by gajojuashritha
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Chocolate is a favorite among many people; we eat it, we drink it, we coat stuff in it. A new study by evolutionary scientists claims that understanding the evolutionary origins of the cocoa plant could have positive ramifications for the chocolate industry. They do this in part by looking at their hypothetical evolutionary tree (called a phylogenetic tree). Researchers say that their “molecular phylogenetics and distribution” clock studies led them to believe that cocoa is much older than they once thought (in a nutshell, they analyze hereditary molecular differences, mainly in DNA sequences, and use this information to postulate an organism's evolutionary relationships). In other words, the secular researchers look at the cocoa plant in light of an evolutionary worldview and, based on their evolutionary beliefs, have now adjusted their ancient date of the cocoa plant to be even older in their story.


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chocolate is a favorite among many people.,we eat it, we drink it,we coat stuff in it. A new study by evolutionary scientific claim that understanding the evolutionary origin if the cocoa plant could have positive ramifications for the chocolate industry.they do this in part by looking at their hypothetical evolutionary tree( called a phylogenetic tree). Researcher said that their " molecular phylogenetic and distribution"clock studies led them to believe that cocoa is much older than they once thought(in a nutshell,they analyze hereditary molecular difference,mainly in a DNA sequence, and use this information to postulate an organism evolutionary relationships)
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