2. Using the organisms included below, create a character state table and a morphological phylogeny based on that table. Include in your phylogeny: . A list of what state each character starts with at the base of your tree . Indications of where character states change on your phylogeny (a line with a label) here is an example of what the character state table and a morphological phylogeny based on the table would look like: Character Spider Grasshopper Cricket Mosquito Butterfly Number of legs 8 6 6 6 6 Wings No Yes Yes Yes Yes Number of wings 0 4 2 4 Hind legs Same length Elongated compared to Elongated Same length as Same length as as others others compared to others others others Adult mouthparts Chewing Chewing Chewing Sucking Sucking Scales on wings No (n/a) No No No Yes Has a larval stage No No No Yes Yes (i.e., just-hatched offspring look dramatically different from adults) Spider Grasshopper Cricket Mosquito Butterfly Wings 2 X * wing scales: yes Hind legs: elongated X Mouthparts: sucking X Larval stage:yes Legs: 8 X Wings: 4 Starting character sales Legs: 6 Wings: 0 Hind legs; same length as offits Larval stage; no Adult mouthparts chewing Scales on wings: No