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What is the family tree of 'As You Like It' written by William Shakespeare?
"As You Like it" is a play and does not have a family tree.
What also shines like Rudolphs nose?
A Lightbulb.
What was Wilma's childhood like?
Wilma Rudolph had a very hard childhood as she was a black and came from a large family, and to make matters worse she had polio, and the war 2 was on.
How is pedigree like a family tree?
A pedigree is like a family tree because it tracks which member of the family have a particular trait
What was Wilma Rudolph's childhood like?
Wilma Rudolph had a very hard childhood as she was a black and came from a large family, and to make matters worse she had polio, and the war 2 was on.
Why is the Jesse tree used?
A Jesse tree is like a family tree, but it is a family tree about Jesus. People use the Jesse tree to show the different relations between the people on the tree to Jesus.
What is a Phylogentic Tree?
it is a tree which carrys genitic information like the family traits.
what is family tree software and how does it work?
Family tree software just organizes and assembles your family tree. This is a good thing, especially if you're interested in genetics. Try it to see if you like it or not.
What visual aid is like a family tree and shows the phylogenetic of organisms?
The family tree like visual aid for organisms is called a cladogram. It shows the phylogenetic relationships and represents the evolutionary tree of life.
Is a kapok tree a banyan?
Kapok is in the Baobab family, like Limon is in the Citrus family
What visual aid is like a family tree and shows the phylogenetic relationships of organisms?
The family tree like visual aid for organisms is called a cladogram. It shows the phylogenetic relationships and represents the evolutionary tree of life.
How do you create my family tree?
You could create your family tree by using one of several websites on the Internet designed for this purpose. Use a website like Ancestry.com or Family Echo.
