Chapter 9: Classification Flashcards

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3 domains of life

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-Bacteria, Archae, Eukarya (protista, fungi, plantae, animalia)

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bacteria

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  • single-celled prokaryotes
  • no membrane bound organelles
  • peptidoglycan in cell wall
  • one type of RNA polymerase
  • no introns
  • play vital role as decomposers
  • many are pathogenic
  • some carry out photosynthesis
  • some fix nitrogen, some are anaerobes
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archaea

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  • unicellular prokaryotes
  • includes extremophiles v(withstand extreme environments)
  • some introns
  • no peptidoglycan
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eukarya

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-nucleus and internal organelles

no peptiglycan

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systematics

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-taxconomy with biological diversity and evolution as context

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protista

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  • seaweeds and slime molds
  • single and primitive multicelled organisms
  • heterotrophs and autotrophs
  • euglena: autotrophic
  • protozoans: amoeba (pseudopods), paramecium (cilia)(classified on how move)
  • some use conjugation
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fungi

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  • heterotrophs and eukaryotes
  • decompose with hydrolytic enzymes
  • cell walls composed of chitin
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plantae

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-autotrophic

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animalia

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  • heterotrophic, multicellular

- monophyletic: all animal lineages can be traced to one common ancestor

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multicellular eukaryotes

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-appeared 1.5 billion yrs ago

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cell

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-basic unit of all forms of life

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tissue

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-group of similar cells with same function

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organ

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-group of tissues that work together to perform related functions

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ectoderm

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-skin and nervous system

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endoderm

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-digestive system (innermost layer)

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mesoderm

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-middle layer (blood and bones)

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cephalization

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-development of anterior and posterior

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sponges

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  • most simple multicellular eukaryote

- invertebrate

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cnidarians

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  • invertebrate with radial symmetry (more primitive that bilateral symmetry)
  • gastrovascular cavity
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molluscs

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-most complex invertebrates

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phylogeny

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-evolutionary history of evolutionary relationships

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phylogenetic tree

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  • also known as cladogram

- displays phylogeny

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maximum parsimony

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-simplest explanation for phylogeny should be followed

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outgroup

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-diverged before the lineage of the ingroup evolved

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shared derived trait

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-trait not shared in a clade (lineage)