If two otherwise dissimilar organisms share similar genomic DNA, to what would you attribute.the genomic similarity? The shared

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If two otherwise dissimilar organisms share similar genomic DNA, to what would you attribute.the
genomic similarity?
The shared genes have evolved a number of times and have no phylogenetic significance.
The shared genes are ancient and probably no longer function within the altered physiological states of
modern organisms.
O DNA is not a reliable basis for phylogenetic decisions.
O The shared genes developed early in evolution and are likely to be applicable to a wide diversity of
organisms.
O The two taxa are more closely related than formerly believed because they may share a common ancestor

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