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What are two reasons scientists use shared traits to classify organisms? O A. Because observing the traits is easier than comparing the genes
that cause them
O B. Because the scientific names of organisms depend on the
amount of DNA they have
O C. Because having similar traits shows that organisms have similar
DNA
O D. Because shared traits can be used to make dichotomous keys
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