Interpreting these phylogenetic trees

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Q1 Interpret the results stating any differences and similarities.

(A) MSA using the Neighbor-Joining Method

Q2 Interpret the following set of results stating any differences and similarities that are relevant.

MAXIMUM-LIKELIHOOD METHOD

Q3 Interpret the following set of results stating any differences and similarities that are relevant between them.

Q4 Interpret the following set of results stating any differences and similarities that are relevant between them

MAXIMUM-PARSIMONY

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