Question

question 4
what kind of information is not typically used to construct a phylogeny?
anatomy
morphology
genetics
gps location
question 5
what are the characteristics found in the ancestor of a clade.
derived characteristics
ancestral characteristics
carton characteristics
analogous structures

Explanation:

Question 4

To determine what is not used for phylogeny construction: Phylogeny (evolutionary relationships) uses anatomical, morphological, and genetic info (as these relate to evolutionary traits). GPS location is geographic and not related to evolutionary history/traits.

Ancestral characteristics are traits inherited from a common ancestor of a clade. Derived are new traits, carton is irrelevant, analogous structures are convergent (not ancestral). So ancestral characteristics match the description.

Answer:

D. GPS location

Question 5