2.2 Processes of Classification Flashcards

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DNA sequences or amino acid changes can be compared between different organisms to create a?

A

Phylogenetic Tree

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What is the point in which two branches diverge called?

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Node

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What are time scaled trees called

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Phylograms

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What does rooted tree mean?

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Base of the tree, has a beginning ancestor

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What are the lines on a tree called?

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Branches

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What is the end of each branch called?

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Leaf

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What is an outgroup?

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Least related organism

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Pairs of taxa grouped together are called?

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Sister taxa

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What is a clade (monophyletic group)

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A group of organisms that includes an ancestor and all its proposed descendants

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Paraphyletic Group

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Include a common ancestor and only some of its descendants

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Polyphyletic Group

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No Ancestor, has descendants

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What are unscaled trees called

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Cladograms

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A P-value of less than 0.05 means

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Means that the data is statistically significant - more reliable

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