Question

A phylogenetically-based taxonomy is important not only in creating a logical way to name organisms, but also in learning about ________ of organisms using information in related species. Check all that apply.
1. development
2. behavior
3. physiology
4. morphology

Answer 1

Answer:

Answer is 1, 2, 3 and 4.  Development, behavior, physiology and morphology.

Explanation:

Phylogenetically - based taxonomy is the process of using or putting evolutionary development and relationship into consideration when classifying and naming organisms.

The evolutionary development and relationship include all  the options.

Development can be described as the transformations occurring in organisms during growth.

Behavior can be explained as the interaction of living organisms among them and the environment.

Physiology is the study of functions and activities of cells, tissues, in living organisms.

Morphology is the study of forms, [such as size and shape], and structure of living organisms.

In this case, all the options are important in phylogenetically-based taxonomy.