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How is a phylogenetic tree similar to a dichotomous key?(1 point)

Both show common ancestry of an organism.

Both map evolutionary processes.

Both focus on taxonomic relationships between organisms.

Both are used to classify an unknown organism.

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Both focus on taxonomic relationships between organisms.

Explanation: A dichotomous key and a phylogenetic tree both organize organisms based on their characteristics and relationships; the key is for identification/classification, while the tree shows the inferred relationships/evolutionary connections.