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Australopithecus africanus

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What am I?

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Australopithecus afarensis

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Chimpanzee

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Gorilla

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Homo erectus

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Homo ergaster

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Homo habillus

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Homo neandertalensis

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Parenthropus boisei

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far right

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Homo sapien

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second from left

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Orangutan

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second from left

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Homo heidelbergensis

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How do we have DNA from extinct species?

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Frozon carcasses

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Is 20% of the sequence of one gene enough information to create a reliable phylogenetic tree?

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No. it can be close, but to get the most accurate the entire gene should be compared

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What features should you check for identifying skulls?

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  • crainial shape
  • face shape,
  • prognathism–jutted out jaw
  • jaw build–thickness, chin, curvature
  • teeth–tooth differentiation, prominence of canines, shape of molars
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What period are anthozoan from?

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ordovician

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what period are brachiopods from?

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ordovician and paleozoic

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what period are bryozoan from?

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ordovician

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what period are cephalopods from?

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ordovician

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what period are crinoid from?

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ordovician

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what period are gastropods from?

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ordovician

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what period are pelecypods from?

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ordovician and paleozoic

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what period are trilobites from?

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ordovician

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what period are stromatolite from?

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pre-cambrian

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what period are ammomite from?

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devonian and cretaceous

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what period is petrified wood from?

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carboniferous

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what period are early teleost fish from?

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focene

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ammomite

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anthozoan

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Brachiopod

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bryozoan

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cephalopod

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crinoid

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gastropod

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pelecypod

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petrified wood

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stromatolite

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teleost early fish

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trilobite

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features of early australopiths

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  • Small cranium compared to the size of the face and skull
  • Small, spherical cranium
  • Flat, broad dish-shaped face
  • Pronounced prognathism – noticeably protruding (jutting) maxilla and jaw
  • Prominent supraorbital (brow) ridges
  • Large, thick teeth
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features of later Australopiths

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  • Small cranium compared to the size of the face and skull
  • Small, spherical cranium
  • Flat, dish-shaped face
  • Pronounced prognathism – noticeably protruding (jutting) maxilla and jaw
  • Prominent supraorbital (brow) ridges
  • Large, thick teeth
  • Massive skull and jaw in P. boisei
  • Prominent epicranial ridge (on top of the skull) in P. boisei
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features of early homo

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  • Increased cranium size compared to the size of the face and skull
  • Larger, low, oval-shaped cranium
  • Narrowed, slightly protruding face
  • Small, shallow forehead
  • Reduced prognathism – Slightly protruding maxilla and jaw
  • Distinct, but reduced supraorbital (brow) ridges
  • Smaller, less heavily-enamelled teeth
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features of later homo

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  • Large cranium size compared to the size of the face and skull
  • Larger, oval-shaped cranium
  • Narrowed, slightly protruding face
  • Distinct, high, domed forehead
  • Slightly protruding maxilla and jaw (less protruding than in early Homo)
  • Slight supraorbital (brow) ridges (more protruding in H. neanderthalensis)
  • Small molars, reduced canine teeth
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How small (low) does the p-value have to be to represent a statistically-significant difference?

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level of significance is α = 0.05.

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which slide of stem cross sections have the vascular bundles around the outside in a circle?

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dicot

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order of secondary growth, inside out

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  • vascular cambium
  • new phloem/new xylem
  • older phloem
  • cork cambium
  • cork
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what part of a dicot is visible first?

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hypocotyl

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radicle

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embryonic root

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hypocotyl and epicotyl

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stem

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female part of liverwort

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archegonium–umbrella

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male part of liverwort

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antheridia–flat thing

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small cupped shape structures on liverwort

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gemma cups

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