Question

if two organisms are in the same clade, what can you predict about their relationship? they are not closely related. they share a common ancestor. they compete for resources. one organism evolved into the other organism.

Explanation:

A clade is a group of organisms that includes an ancestor and all of its descendants. So, if two organisms are in the same clade, by definition, they share a common ancestor. The first option is incorrect as being in the same clade implies a closer relationship. Competing for resources (third option) is not a prediction based on being in the same clade. The fourth option is wrong because evolution is more complex than one - organism - evolving - directly - into - another in a simple linear way within a clade.

Answer:

They share a common ancestor.