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This guide provides comprehensive instructions on filling out the Howard Hughes Medical Institute's worksheet for creating phylogenetic trees from DNA sequences. It is designed to assist users of all experience levels in navigating the form effectively.

Follow the steps to complete the worksheet with ease.

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to access the worksheet and open it in your preferred document editor.
2. Begin with the first question, which asks about the relationships between organisms based on shared anatomical features. Respond in the designated space provided.
3. Proceed to the second question, focusing on how DNA sequences are used to determine evolutionary relationships. Enter your answer as prompted.
4. For question three, outline one advantage of building phylogenetic trees using DNA comparisons instead of anatomical features.
5. Watch the video on slide three, then illustrate the evolutionary relationship between gorillas, chimpanzees, humans, and orangutans as instructed. Use the drawing tools in your editor to complete this section.
6. Continue answering the questions related to the impact of biotechnology on phylogenetic trees and characteristics shared by evolutionarily related organisms.
7. Follow the remaining prompts, providing answers to the questions regarding specific types of mutations, alignment of DNA sequences, and phylogenetic tree concepts.
8. Upon completing all questions, review your responses to ensure accuracy.
9. Save your changes to the document, and consider downloading or printing the worksheet for your records.
10. Finally, share your completed worksheet as needed, whether for educational or collaborative purposes.

Complete your worksheet online today and enhance your understanding of phylogenetic trees.