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In a phylogenetic tree, what does the distance between branches represent?
A. a shared common ancestor
B. similarities in physical appearance
C. the time it took for the change to occur
D.the amount of evolutionary change
4 years ago

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Answered by Gbebe
The answer is D. The amount of evolutionary change
4 years ago

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