Identify the role of a trait in a phylogenetic analysis

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Identify the role of a trait in a phylogenetic analysis and interpret a phylogenetic tree. For this discussion, provide the class with one of your methods to remember something that you are studying for this course. For instance, how are you remembering the mammalian characteristics (soft and hard anatomy), the timeline of mammalian evolution, or the characteristics of cynodonts? Title your thread with the topic you are explaining/teaching.

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