...A shared derived character is unique to...
...A shared primitive character is found not...
...is a good character to distinguish the...
...a shared derived character that uniquely identifies...
...a shared derived character, but at a...
...a shared primitive character because it evolved...
...status of a character as analogous versus...
...a shared primitive character and not useful....
...is a useful character for the whole...
...represents an inherited character as one of...
...hypotheses. A limited character set may lead...
...revision as more character data are available....

...Passim 11. A character spacing setting that...
...Position 12. A character spacing setting that...
...between characters? a. character spacing 10. To...

...The haunting, undulating character of early chant...
...and their mythological character usually has a...
...a. Reality b. Character c. Tone d....
...a. Theme b. Character c. Tone d....
...for an actor’s character is called the...
...c. Diction d. Character Answer: d. Character...
...Character Answer: d. Character (pg. 183) 30....

...ancestral characters. A character is any feature...
...A shared derived character is unique to...
...A shared ancestral character is found not...
...is a good character to use to...
...a shared derived character that uniquely identifies...
...a shared derived character, but at a...
...a shared ancestral character because it evolved...
...a shared derived character versus a shared...
...a shared ancestral character may depend on...
...a shared ancestral character and, thus, not...
...is a useful character for the whole...
...sequences. More complex “character-state” methods minimize the...

...locus. For each character, an organism inherits...
...for a heritable character segregate (separate) during...
...for a particular character, then that allele...
...alleles for a character is homozygous for...
...gene controlling that character. An organism with...
...only a single character, such as flower...
...heterozygous for one character. A cross between...
...F2 generation. Each character appeared to be...
...follow just one character in these crosses,...
...simple genetically. Each character that Mendel studied...
...let’s consider Mendel’s character of round versus...
...dry. For any character, dominance/recessiveness relationships depend...
...only one phenotypic character. Most genes are...
...than one phenotypic character. For example, the...
...a single phenotypic character. For example, skin...