If researchers found that charophyte algae lack certain traits that land plants have, can we conclude that charophytes are not the closest relatives of land plants?
A) No; we can hypothesize that these traits have just skipped a generation.
B) No; we can hypothesize that these traits are derived traits of land plants.
C) Yes; we can hypothesize that if all traits are not found in both groups, then the two groups are distantly related.
D) Yes; if the traits have been lost during the course of evolution, then the two groups cannot be closely related.
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