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What question could you ask, and can your data answer it? What experiment could we do that could? What tools are you using to collect data? What would happen if we changed/ improved the tools?
Cladograms is a branching which bears a lot in common with the idea of family trees. In a cladogram what occurs at a node is a "splitting event". <span>At each </span>node<span> a splitting event </span>occurs which represents the cumulative change that happens in population over time.
The answer is D. A genetic mutation led to punctuated equilibrium
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