Which of the following is NOT true of phylogenetic trees?
A) they are precise reconstructions of evolutionary events
B) they always subject to different interpretations
C) they should incorporate the fewest number of evolutionary steps or events
D) nodes are placed with as high a degree of statistical certainty as possible

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Phylogenetic trees are not always precise reconstructions of evolutionary events as they are based on limited data and subject to errors and uncertainties.

Which of the Following Is NOT True of Phylogenetic Trees