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So... I have to do this project for biology, and I need to make a phylogenic tree with the mudpuppy on it, and then I need to make a cladogram about the mudpuppy, and I need to color a map of where the mudpuppy lives in the world... I only found America... Does it only live in America, and can anyone help me with the Phylogenic tree (tree of relation to other animals based on complexity) and the cladogram (diagram based on evolution)?
 
Hi Aaron, what class is this assignment for? Are you supposed to find the currently accepted tree, or build one from characters given to you by your instructor?
 
PS: Henk, beautiful Olm, but I think you need to run it through the dish washer; it looks a little dirty!
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