Protists are a group of organisms that are characterized as eukaryotes (they have cells with nuclei) that are neither plants nor animals nor fungi. They are very diverse, and there are many hypotheses about their classification. The cladogram for protists is constantly changing and, sometimes, there are opposite hypotheses that both have data to support them. What is implied by a changing hypothesis?

Question

Wesley Fleming

Biology

2 February, 04:35

Protists are a group of organisms that are characterized as eukaryotes (they have cells with nuclei) that are neither plants nor animals nor fungi. They are very diverse, and there are many hypotheses about their classification. The cladogram for protists is constantly changing and, sometimes, there are opposite hypotheses that both have data to support them. What is implied by a changing hypothesis?

+3

Answers (1)

Know the Answer?

Moran · Answer 1

I think the best answer to this problem base on the question and the situation given, I only say that it is acceptable because the data are still being collected, so the changing of hypothesis is acceptable. I hope you are satisfied with my answer and feel free to ask for more