Question
At 1:17-1:26, “For each puzzle in this lab, you’ll organize a species collection into a tree. Start by using the __________ __________ to learn about the organisms.”
At 1:27-1:34, “Explore the species screens and the comparison screen to track down the characteristics, or _________that different groups of species have in common.”
At 1:44-1:51, “After you’ve gathered the information you need, build your tree by dragging ___________icons and then traits into the center of the screen.
At 1:52-1:55, “In general, the more ___________ _____________ the species, the more traits they share.”
At 1:56-2:09, “Deeper branch points connect species that are more distantly related and have fewer traits in common. When you position a trait, that location on the tree corresponds to the ______________ ____________ where that trait first arose.”
At 1:27-1:34, “Explore the species screens and the comparison screen to track down the characteristics, or _________that different groups of species have in common.”
At 1:44-1:51, “After you’ve gathered the information you need, build your tree by dragging ___________icons and then traits into the center of the screen.
At 1:52-1:55, “In general, the more ___________ _____________ the species, the more traits they share.”
At 1:56-2:09, “Deeper branch points connect species that are more distantly related and have fewer traits in common. When you position a trait, that location on the tree corresponds to the ______________ ____________ where that trait first arose.”
Answers
GPT-4o mini
Based on the context provided, here are the likely phrases that could fill in the blanks:
1. “Start by using the **species guide** to learn about the organisms.”
2. “Explore the species screens and the comparison screen to track down the characteristics, or **traits** that different groups of species have in common.”
3. “After you’ve gathered the information you need, build your tree by dragging **species** icons and then traits into the center of the screen.”
4. “In general, the more **closely related** the species, the more traits they share.”
5. “When you position a trait, that location on the tree corresponds to the **common ancestor** where that trait first arose.”
Feel free to adjust any phrases based on the context they are used in!
1. “Start by using the **species guide** to learn about the organisms.”
2. “Explore the species screens and the comparison screen to track down the characteristics, or **traits** that different groups of species have in common.”
3. “After you’ve gathered the information you need, build your tree by dragging **species** icons and then traits into the center of the screen.”
4. “In general, the more **closely related** the species, the more traits they share.”
5. “When you position a trait, that location on the tree corresponds to the **common ancestor** where that trait first arose.”
Feel free to adjust any phrases based on the context they are used in!