Lab 1- Taxonomy Flashcards

1
Q

what letter represents the divergence of plants and animals

A

B

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2
Q

what is the common ancestor of mushrooms and insects

A

D

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3
Q

what is the common ancestor of the Chordates and the Anthropds

A

A

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4
Q

what is the common ancestor of humans and monkeys

A

F

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5
Q

what is the common ancestor of snakes and apes

A

E

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6
Q

what is the common ancestor of humans and apes

A

C

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7
Q

where do frogs/salamanders belong

A

I

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8
Q

where do lobsters belong

A

H

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9
Q

what trait do a gecko and palm tree share

A

cells with nuclei

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10
Q

what trait do the gecko and fly agaric mushroom share

A

heterotrophic

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11
Q

what trait do ALL geckos, palm trees and the fly agaric mushroom share

A

cells with nuclei

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12
Q

what is more closely related to a fungus ANIMAL or PLANT

A

animal

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13
Q

why is an animal more closely related to a fungus than a plant

A
  1. shares more recent CA
  2. shares 2 traits
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14
Q

what do stick insects, goldfish, dog and kingsnake share

A

bilateral sysmmetry

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15
Q

what trait do the goldfish, dog and kingsnake share

A

vertebrate

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16
Q

what two taxa are more closely related between dogs, kingsnakes, stick insect and the goldfish

A

kingsnake and dog

17
Q

what trait do the kingsnake and dog share ONLY

A

amniote

18
Q

what must each trait be in a dichotomous key

A

mutually exclusive

19
Q

how are couplets designed in a dichotomous key

A

with numbers and lowercase letters
(1a and 1b) (2a and 2b)

20
Q

what does each step do in a dichotomous key

A

distinguishes the organisms into smaller units

21
Q

what do the beginning couplets in a dichotomous key tend to focus on

A

general characters

22
Q

later couplets in a dichotomous key tend to focus on

A

increasingly specific traits

23
Q

what should couplets in a dichotomous key NOT be based on

A
  1. relative size
  2. subtle differences in colour
  3. general shape
    (A trait that can be ambiguous)
24
Q

what should each couplet in a dichotomous key contain

A

more than on characteristics

25
Q

true or false
its good form to use the statement “not of above characters” in a dichotomous key

A

FALSE

26
Q

three parts of taxonomy

A
  1. classification
  2. nomenclature
  3. identify
27
Q

three domain systems

A

Archae, Bacteria, Eukarya

28
Q

Classification Hierarchy

A

Domain
Kingdom
Phylum
Class
Order
Family
Genus
Species

29
Q

Evolutionary history of
group of related organisms are represented in a

A

tree

30
Q

Branching in a phylogeny reflects

A

evolutionary relationships
(lineages)

31
Q

Nodes represent the

A

common ancestor of
lineages after branch point

32
Q

Dichotomous Keys used to

A

o identify unknown specimens

33
Q

binomial names

A

genus + specific epithet = species