12/5/23 bio lecture

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Taxonomy

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science of naming/describing/classifying living & extinct organisms (and viruses)
* Hierarchical (domain through species

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Phylogeny

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evolutionary relationships/history of a group or species

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Systematics

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(involves taxonomy + phylogeny)
study of biological diversity & evolutionary relationships

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Taxonomic groups are based on

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hypotheses regarding evolutionary relationships derived from systematics 
phylogenetic trees show the relationships;

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taxon

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a taxonomic group (domain, phylum, genus, or supergroup)

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Domain

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All of life belongs to one of 3 domains Bacteria, Archaea, and Eukarya

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Binomial nomenclature

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standard format for naming organisms (scientific names)

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Genus name always

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Capitalized

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Both genome and species are always

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italicized

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Understanding monophyletic, paraphyletic, and polyphyletic groupings

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remember: organisms are grouped based on morphological, physiological, and molecular data and characteristics; trees are hypotheses that showthese relationships.

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paraphyly

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common ancestor, but not all descendants.

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polyphyly

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includes organisms with mixed evolutionary origin but does’nt include most recent common ancestor.

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Monophyletic group

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Taxon that is a clade
Includes an ancestral organism and all of its descendants;

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Systematics is based on

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morphological and/or genetic homology

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Cladistics

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study and classification of species based on evolutionary relationships

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cladograms

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phylogenetic trees by considering the possible pathways of evolutionary change

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symplesiomorphy

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Shared primitive character

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synapomorphy

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Shared derived character

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Branch point

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where two species differ in a character

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ingroup

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group we are interested in

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outgroup

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species or group of species that is assumed to have diverged before the species in the ingroup

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An outgroup will lack

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ne or more shared derived characters that are found in the ingroup

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Molecular systematics

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Analysis of genetic data, such as DNA and amino acid sequences, to identify and study genetic homologies and propose phylogenetic trees

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When building cladograms,

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choose the option that provides the simplest explanation of the data.

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Cladogram can also be constructed

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with gene sequences

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trees are usually based on morphological or genetic data, describe the

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phylogeny(evolutionary history)

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new species formed by ; anagenesis-

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single species that gradually evolves into new species

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new species formed by ; cladogenesis -

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single species diverges into 2 or more new species

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Species never

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capitalized | Exe. *Homo sapien*