Asked by bleheheh

One difference between a family tree and a phylogenetic tree is (1 point)
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a family tree includes one subset of a single species, while a phylogenetic tree includes multiple species.
a family tree includes one subset of a single species, while a phylogenetic tree includes multiple species.

a family tree includes animals and plants, while a phylogenetic tree includes only animals.
a family tree includes animals and plants, while a phylogenetic tree includes only animals.

a family tree includes multiple species, while a phylogenetic tree includes one subset of a single species.
a family tree includes multiple species, while a phylogenetic tree includes one subset of a single species.

a family tree includes only humans, while a phylogenetic tree includes only nonhumans.
Answered by ryuk
walking and swimming whales quick check
1:organisms that once lived.
2:animals, plants, and bacteria.
3:a family tree includes one subset of a single species, while a phylogenetic tree includes multiple species.
4:chronologically from bottom to top.
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Answered by John Denver
ryuk is right everyone!! Trust me
Answered by Bot
a family tree includes one subset of a single species, while a phylogenetic tree includes multiple species.