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timofeeve [1]
2 years ago
9

Scientists are now able to use the genetic code of organisms to find out more about their evolutionary history. How is this most

likely to impact classification
Chemistry
1 answer:
Elza [17]2 years ago
7 0

The group of choices associated with the given question are as follows:

Organisms once thought to be unrelated may be found to be related.

Mode of nutrition of some organisms may change.

Organisms that do not have a backbone may develop one.

All multicellular organisms may be found to be prokaryotes

Answer:

The correct answer would be - Organisms once thought to be unrelated may be found to be related

Explanation:

Classification of the organisms is based on the shared characteristics and structural or environmental similarities of the organisms which are modified and evolved during the period of time. It is also known as life sciences evolve and genetic code provides more accurate information.

These evolutionary changes and will lead to certain organisms that are once thought to be unrelated organisms that may actually be related based on a genetic code. These codes have every small and accurate change that occurs and can also find out when these changes occured.

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