Lab Exercise 1 Flashcards

(39 cards)

1
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It deals with the reconstruction of phylogeny or evolutionary history of organisms

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Systematics

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2
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What is encompassed by systematics?

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Taxonomy

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3
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These are under taxonomy (4)

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  • description
  • identification
  • nomenclature
  • classification
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4
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a particular character can have varied character states

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description

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5
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example of a description

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character = leaf shape
state = oval

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6
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a description is organized into what? (2)

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  • taxonomic keys
  • dichotomous keys
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7
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recognition of unknown organisms

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identification

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8
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scientific formal naming

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nomenclature

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9
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what type of nomenclature is used for plants?

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International Code of Botanical Nomenclature (ICBN)

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10
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what is the binomial nomenclature?

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genus + specific epithet + author’s name’s abbreviation

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11
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arrangement of entities into some type of order

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classification

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12
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what is the purpose of classification

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provide a system for cataloging and expressing relationships

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13
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what type of structure is used in classifying?

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hierarchical structure (broadest to specific)

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14
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what is the order of classification

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  • domain
  • kingdom
  • phylum (division)
  • class
  • order
  • family
  • genus
  • species
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15
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what are the types of classification?

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phenetic and phylogenetic

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16
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Type of classification based on overall similarity between and among taxa

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phenetic classification

17
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Type of classification through evolutionary history or pattern of descent

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phylogenetic classification

18
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used in re-constructing evolutionary relationships

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branching diagram / tree diagram

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conceptually illustrates the pattern of descent

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branching diagram / tree diagram

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represent lineages or clades

21
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hypothetical representation of the actual pattern of descent

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what do the length of lines in a cladogram mean?

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they are arbitrary and do note denote time or genetic distances

23
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change from pre-existing character or ancestral character state into a new derived character and is highlighted in a cladogram

24
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evolutionary pattern has time and genetic distance components

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phylogenetic tree

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phylogenetic trees can be generated using...
molecular tools and analysis
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collection of specimens is indispensable
plant systematics
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where plant collections are preserved and stored
herbarium (herbaria)
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serves as center for research and source materials for systematic work
herbaria
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computerized data about the herbarium specimen can be accessed through
databases / data information system
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plant collection inside a herbarium
herbarium specimen
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pressed and dried then glued or permanently attached to a sheet of paper with documentation labels and can last for hundreds of years
herbarium specimen
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what does viridiplantae mean?
green plants
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flowering plants
angiosperms
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gymnosperms
conifers, cycads, ginkgo gnetophytes
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monilophytes
ferns, horsetails
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lycophytes
clubmosses, quillworts
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bryophytes
hornworts, mosses, liverworts
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vascular plants
tracheophyta
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land plants
embryophyta