As DNA sequencing and other molecular analyses become easier and more prevalent, organisms can now be grouped into categories that represents lines of

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Annalise Beard

11 January, 06:23

As DNA sequencing and other molecular analyses become easier and more prevalent, organisms can now be grouped into categories that represents lines of

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Billy Davidson · Answer 1

The ability to analyze DNA via DNA sequencing and other molecular analysis techniques has made it easier to group molecules into categories that represent lines of phylogeny.

Phylogeny is based on similar physical and genetic characteristics between organisms. Before such techniques, scientists were able to discern and group organisms only on the basis of their morphology, or their physical shape or appearance.