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Study of biological diversity and relationships among organisms.

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SYSTEMATICS

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2 SYSTEMATICS

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TAXONOMY
Phylogenetics

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The science of describing, naming and classifying species.

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TAXONOMY

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The study of evolutionary relationship among species.

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Phylogenetics

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Taxonomy parts

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Identification
Description
Nomenclature
Classification

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History of Animals

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Historia Animalium

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is considered as one of the formally trained taxonomists. father of taxonomy

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Aristotle (384–322 BC)

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(Scala Naturae)

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“ladder of nature”

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on May 23, 1707, in Sweden, Linnaeus is now widely known as the father of modern taxonomy.

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Carl Linnaeus

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set of organisms

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taxon

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TAXON

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Domain, Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species

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The largest/highest level.
Bacteria, Archea, & Eukarya

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Domain

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Animalia, Plantae, Fungi, Protista, Eubacteria, & Archea Bacteria

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Kingdom

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Chordata, Arthropoda, Molussca, Annelida, etc

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phylum

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Mammalia, Aves, Reptilia, Amphibia, Insecta, etc..

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Class

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Carnivora, Primates, Artiodactyla, Cetacea, Rodentia, etc..

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Order

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Canidae – Family of Wolves and Dogs.
Felidae – Family of Cats
Hominidae – Family of Apes
Passeriformes – Family of Perching Bird

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Family

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Homo – Human
Panthera – Big Cat
Canis – Dogs
Felis – Cats
Rosa - Rose

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Genus

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Species

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Sapiens – Human
Catus – Domestic cat
Leo - Lion

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The subfield of taxonomy that deals with the proper naming of organisms refers to

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nomenclature.

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system uses two names to refer to a species. Each species has its own unique binomial name.

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Binomial Nomenclature

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is a set of rules that are followed in properly naming organisms.

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Nomenclature

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taxonomy descriptions

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morphology, behavior, and genetic data.

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Evidence

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Morphological
Developmental
Genetic
Physiological

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refer to the set of physical features of living organisms. These can be external or internal ------- features that are useful for the classification of organisms.

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Morphological traits

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refer to the set of features that can be used for the classification of organisms. traits are characters that can be observed in living organisms during particular stages of their embryonic development.

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Developmental traits

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are mainly focused on the functional features of the structures. Taxonomists usually observe these traits as they can be useful in constructing convergent evolutionary parts among distantly related organisms.

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Physiological Traits

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refer to specific sequences of the DNA molecule in organisms. The use of genetic sequences in comparing the similarities and differences of organisms is highly useful in delineating organisms until the species or even until the subspecies level.

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Genetic Traits