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What can be concluded about when these two features evolved along the phylogenetic tree shown in the figure?Peptidoglycans evolved sometime between points 1 and 2, and membrane-bound nuclei evolved sometime between points 2 and 3.Peptidoglycans evolved sometime between points 1 and 2, and membrane-bound nuclei evolved sometime before point 3.Peptidoglycans evolved sometime after point 3, and membrane-bound nuclei evolved sometime between points 2 and 3.Peptidoglycans evolved sometime after point 2, and membrane-bound nuclei evolved sometime after point 3.
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