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nelaaney

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What is cladistics? How does cladistics group organisms?

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A delta with long, fingerlike sand bodies, each deposited in a distributary channel that progrades far seaward, such as the Mississippi River, is typically formed as a(n) ____-dominated delta.
 A)avian
 B)stream
 C)wave
 D)tide
 E)sediment



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Answer to Question 1

Cladistics is a type of biological analysis in which organisms are grouped together based on derived characteristics. Evolutionary novelties, which are unique, are used to differentiate a group.

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nelaaney

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Reply 2 on: Jul 13, 2018
Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it


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Excellent

 

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