Biology, 03.03.2021 21:20 nyceastcoast
(06.01 MC)
Why might knowledge of the gene and protein sequences of a species be useful in classifying that
species? (2 points)
O It would keep the species from being interbred with any other species that might appear physically similar to
it.
o It would make it possible to compare that species to other species at a level deeper than outward appearance.
o It would allow more accurate naming of the species by basing names on genes rather than appearance.
It would prove that all the members of a given species were genetically identical to each other.
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