What makes an organism’s genome the best source of data for creating a cladogram?

The Cladogram is an diagram used to represent the evolutionary relationship between the organisms.

Explanation:

Cladogram is based upon the DNA of different species of animals. It is a qualitative illustration and it doesn’t show the degree of change between the organisms.

Cladistics use the shared derived characteristics of the organisms to establish relationship between them because it is a strong proof of shared ancestry.  

To study all these features the proper data of the organism’s genome is very helpful because provides required data to draw a cladogram more effectively.

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