Question: Based on the phylogram below, which taxon is closely related to domain Eukaryota?BACTERIASpirochaetaeProteobacteriaCyanobacteriaGrampositivesPlanctomycesGreen FilamentousBacteriaARCHEAEntamoebaMethanosarcinaPogMethanococusAquifexThermoproteusPyrodicticumBacteriaArcheaNeither are related to Eukaryota.EUKARYOTASlime MoldsHalophilesAnimalsCiliatesEntamoeba CMicrosporidiaDiplomonadsPlantsFigure 1. Phylogenetic tree of the three domains of life inferred from the highly conserved 16s gene.

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Question: Based on the phylogram below, which taxon is closely related to domain Eukaryota? ARCHEA EUKARYOTA BACTERIA Spirochaetae Proteobacteria Cyanobacteriam positives ** Planctomyces Green Flamentous Bacteria Entamoeba 80% Methanococus Aquife Thermoproteus Pyrodicticum Slime Molds Bacteria Archea Neither are related to Eukaryota. philes Ciliates Microsporidia Diplomonads Figure 1. Phylogenetic tree of the three domains of life inferred from the highly conserved 16s gene.

Question: Based on the phylogram below, which taxon is closely related to domain Eukaryota? ARCHEA EUKARYOTA BACTERIA Spirochaetae Proteobacteria Cyanobacteriam positives ** Planctomyces Green Flamentous Bacteria Entamoeba 80% Methanococus Aquife Thermoproteus Pyrodicticum Slime Molds Bacteria Archea Neither are related to Eukaryota. philes Ciliates Microsporidia Diplomonads Figure 1. Phylogenetic tree of the three domains of life inferred from the highly conserved 16s gene.

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