17.2- Classification Based On Evolutionary Relationships Flashcards

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What can be showed as a branching tree diagram to show how different groups of species are related?

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Phylogeny

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Classification based on common ancestry

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Cladistics

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What is the most common method to make evolutionary trees?

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Cladistics

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What is the goal of cladistics?

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To place species in order in which they descended from a common ancestor

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A group of species that shares a common ancestor

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Clade

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An evolutionary tree that proposes how species may be related to each other through common ancestors

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Cladogram

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What evidence is used to figure evolutionary relationships in modern classification?

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From living species, the fossil record, and molecular data

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Traits that can be used to figure out evolutionary relationships among a group of species are those that are shared by some species but aren’t present in others

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Derived characteristics

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What are used in cladograms and show how closely organisms are?

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Derived characteristics

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Group of species that share no derived characteristics with the other members being studied

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Outgroup

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What are shown as hash marks between the branches of the cladogram and all above the hash mark share the characteristic?

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Derived characteristics

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The order in which …… Are in is hypothesized o be the order in which h they descended from their common ancestor.

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Derived characteristics

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What is the place where a branch splits?

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Nodes

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What does the first node represent?m

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The common ancestor for the whole clade.

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How can clade be identified?

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The snip rule

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Where each clade nested?

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Within the clades that formed before it

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When can molecular evidence be used as derived characteristics?

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When it is shared among certain groups of species

18
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What is every organism classified in?

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One of three domains

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The evolutionary history for a group of species

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Phylogeny