Multiple Choice
What is different between a rooted and unrooted tree?
A) An unrooted tree indicates the common ancestor from which all species on the tree are derived.
B) Relationships on an unrooted tree are not experimentally testable.
C) Direction on a rooted tree indicates the passage of time.
D) Rooted trees are correct, whereas unrooted trees are incorrect.
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