You forgot to label some genome evolution data where you measured the number of synonymous and nonsynonymous changes in the eeoB gene (a made up gene) in related insect species that diverged roughly every 10 million years (My) over 200 My . Harn'e the data. Complete the following statement so that it reads correctly: "Column A is the data. Column B is the data and Column C is the data, obviously because the sites begin to around l'm so smart." Hint: When you plot the data in your spreadsheet, put the time data (\#\# My) on the x-axis for each of the other two data columns. Be prepared to share your plotted data and your answers, so pick one person to plot the data and present it. MATERIALS -Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets (or some kind of graphing software) You are a molecular geneticist attempting to understand fish evolution. Specifically, you're looking at zebrafish (ZF) and common bream (CB) evolution using ten genes (gene1-10) from their respective genomes. To accomplish this you will need to perform a relative rates test, as described in class. As an outgroup for comparison, you will use the dolphin. Below l've provided the info needed to perform a relative rates test. The cutoff for significant differences is 1% . Here's the data: Using genome synteny plots to infer relatedness between taxa The synteny plots below reflect both gene content and genomic structure (i.e. location and orientation gene content) of three bacterial species: SoET, SoBr and SoEL. Use the synteny data to identify which phylogeny (ignore branch lengths) below is accurate and correctly complete the following passage: "Between SoBr and SoEL there are several -type rearrangements, unlike between SoET and SoEL, which appears to have only of those kinds of rearrangements. SoBr still shares many with SoEL. Based on the synteny plots, the phylogeny is likely the most accurate and SoET and SoEL are more related to one another than either are to SoBr ..