Hi,
I think the answer you're looking for is already in the question you submitted. However, I disagree that a frameshift could result from the mutation because frameshifts would only happen if there were insertions or deletions in the sequence. For your question, this is an example of a simple point mutation/nucleotide base substitution, and would only result to either a missense or a nonsense mutation. Depending on the bases flanking your mutation, this results to transcribing a different sequence of RNA leading to translating either a different amino acid or a stop codon.
Answer:
The sister group for the following are:
a) Eukaryotes
Sister group is Archaea
b) Opisthokonts
Sister group is Amoebazoans
c) Stramenopiles
Sister group is Alveolates
d) Protists
They don't have a sister group
e) Bacteria
Sister group is Archaea
f) Bikonts
Sister group is Unikonts
Explanation:
Sister group is a term used in phylogeny to show the relationship between a group of organisms.
When two species come from a particular group or taxon, they are sister groups to each other.
Protists in the above answer does not have a sister group because most protists are not related to each other. Protists tend to be more related to plants or animals.
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