The study of phylogeny rests on our observation of traits,which may include
A)anatomical features.
B)genetics sequences.
C)embryological processes.
D)All of the above

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Phylogeny involves the study of evolutionary relationships between organisms. This requires the observation and comparison of traits across different species. Anatomical features provide insight into physical similarities and differences, genetics sequences show similarities in genetic codes, and embryological processes show similarities in early developmental stages. Therefore, all of these choices - anatomical features, genetics sequences, and embryological processes - are important in the study of phylogeny.

The Study of Phylogeny Rests on Our Observation of Traits,which