Evidence of Common Ancestry Flashcards

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diagram used to represent hypothetical relationship of organisms

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Cladogram

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The six different coat patterns in living species of felid:

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flecks
small blotches
blotches
rosettes
stripes
uniform

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Iberian lynx coat pattern

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Flecks

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4
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Jaguarundi coat pattern

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Uniform

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5
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Snow leopard coat pattern

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Rosettes

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6
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Tiger coat pattern

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Stripes

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First to use phylogenetic tree

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Charles Darwin

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holds that speciation occurs following division of a single population into two geographically separated populations that do not exchange genes

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allopatric speciation

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shows diversification over time

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Evolutionary tree

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Ensatina ring species: Central valley

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E. oregonensis
E. picta
E. xanthoptica
E. platensis
E. eschscholtzii
E. croceater
E. klauberi

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