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Reconstructing and Using Phylogenieshillis2e_ch16_1.html525ee7e9757a2e2140000000
DLAP questionshillis2e_ch16_1_dlap.xml525ee7e9757a2e2140000000
Concept 16.1: All of Life Is Connected through Its Evolutionary Historyhillis2e_ch16_2.html525ee7e9757a2e2140000000
DLAP questionshillis2e_ch16_2_dlap.xml525ee7e9757a2e2140000000
Concept 16.2: Phylogeny Can Be Reconstructed from Traits of Organismshillis2e_ch16_3.html525ee7e9757a2e2140000000
DLAP questionshillis2e_ch16_3_dlap.xml525ee7e9757a2e2140000000
Concept 16.3: Phylogeny Makes Biology Comparative and Predictivehillis2e_ch16_4.html525ee7e9757a2e2140000000
DLAP questionshillis2e_ch16_4_dlap.xml525ee7e9757a2e2140000000
Concept 16.4: Phylogeny Is the Basis of Biological Classificationhillis2e_ch16_5.html525ee7e9757a2e2140000000
DLAP questionshillis2e_ch16_5_dlap.xml525ee7e9757a2e2140000000
Summaryhillis2e_ch16_6.html525ee7e9757a2e2140000000
DLAP questionshillis2e_ch16_6_dlap.xml525ee7e9757a2e2140000000