What can be concluded about clades 2 and 4 from this cladogram? The image depicts a cladogram with numbered and lettered branche
s. The image includes clades one, three, and seven on one fork of the tree, and clades two and four on the other. From clade one moving up the tree, the first fork is clade two which ends in organism group D. From clade two, clade five diverges ending in organism group C. Clade one continues up the tree, ending in organism group A. Toward the end of clade one, clade four diverges, ending in organism group B. On the remaining branch of the tree, moving upward from clade one, clade three diverges, ending in organism group E. From clade three, clade six diverges ending in organism group F. Clade seven diverges from the main branch, ending in organism group G, and the main branch ends in organism group H. Clade 2 was derived from clade 4. Clade 4 is ancestral to clade 2. Clade 4 was derived from clade 2. Clade 2 is a subset of clade 4.
Cytoplasm interacts with other cells because the cytoplasm does not contain any of the cells genetic material,because all of that is exclusive contained ed within the nucelus
