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One Example of Why a Cladist Is Not Satisfied with the Traditional

Question 23

Question 23

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One example of why a cladist is not satisfied with the traditional classification scheme is because it


A) includes too many levels of classification.
B) includes humans among the mammals.
C) includes birds with the reptiles.
D) does not include birds with the reptiles.

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