Chap10 Classification And Evolution Flashcards

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Hierarchy

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Small groups within larger groups
Linnaeus came up with this classification

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List the 5 kingdoms

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Animalia
Plantae
Fungi
Bacteria
Protoctista

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3
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List the 7 taxonomic groups

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Kingdom
Phylum
Class
Order
Family
Genus
Species

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List the 3 domains

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Prokaryota
Eukaryota
Archaea
Woese came up with this classification system

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Species

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Group of organisms capable of reproducing to produce fertile offspring

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6
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Describe features of prokaryotae
Give example

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Unicellular
No membrane bound organelles
Contain circular DNA
Eg) E.coli

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Describe features of protoctista
Give example

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Unicellular
Contains a nucleus
Flagella/cilia for movement
Eg) Euglena

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8
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Describe features of fungi
Give example

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Contains a nucleus
Saprophytic feeders
Cell wall made of chitin
Eg) Athletes foot

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9
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Describe features of plantae
Give example

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Multicellular
Cell wall made of cellulose
Autotrophic
Eg) Digitalis

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Describe features of animalia
Give example

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Muscle fibres contract allowing movement
Heterotrophic
Food stored as glycogen
Eg) Homosapiens

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11
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What causes changes in polypeptide sequence?

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Random mutations in DNA and so creates change in amino acid sequence

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12
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What does more similarity in amino acids mean?

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More recent common ancestor

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13
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Binomial nomenclature

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Discussing same organism all over the world

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14
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In the 6 kingdom model what is prokaryotae spilt into?

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Eubacteria and archae-bacteria

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15
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Under what circumstances does archae-bacteria survive?

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Anaerobic conditions and acidic environment

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16
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What does eubacteria contain that archae-bacteria doesn’t?

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Peptidoglycan

17
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What is the evidence for phylogeny?

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Fossils, bones and biochemistry

18
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Divergent evolution

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New species evolve with different adapted features from the same common ancestor

19
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Why do closely related species diversify?

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To adapt to new habitat as a result of migration or loss of old habitat

20
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Discrete variation

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Characteristics showing discontinuous variation

21
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Interspecific variation

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Variation between different members of species

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Intraspecific variation

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Variation between members of the same species

23
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What is continuous variation influenced by?

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Polygenes and environmental factors

24
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List causes of genetic variation

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Alleles
Mutation
Sexual reproduction
Meiosis- independent assortment or crossing over
Chance

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Convergent evolution
(unrelated species share traits) Similar adaptations of organisms of similar environment Because evolved from common ancestor
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Selection pressure
Factors effecting organisms successful reproduction and chance of survival
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Describe evolution by natural selection
Pre existing genetic variation Best adapted to selection pressure reproduce Advantageous allele passed on Allele frequency increases gene pool New species arises over generations