Introduction to Systematics Flashcards

lesson 2 - week 1

1
Q

systematics came from the latinized Greek word “systema” (organized whole) as applied to systems of classification developed by early naturalists, notably _______

A

Carolus Linnaeus

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2
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it is the scientific study of the kinds & diversity of organisms & of any & all relationships

A

systematics

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3
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Taxonomy —derived from Greek word “_____” (arrangement) & “____” (law)

A

taxis, nomos

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4
Q

the term taxonomy was first proposed in its French form by ______ (1813) for the Theory of Plant Classification.

A

de Candolle

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5
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what are the 2 divisions of taxonomy?

A

classification and nomenclature

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6
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it is the arrangement of the kinds of organisms from smaller to larger groups

A

Classification

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7
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it is the procedure of assigning names to the kinds & groups of organisms to be classified

A

Nomenclature

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8
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what are the 7 Component Fields of Systematics

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  1. Biodiversity
  2. Taxonomy
  3. Classification
  4. Nomenclature
  5. Biogeography
  6. Evolutionary Biology
  7. Phylogenetics
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9
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number and kinds of organisms

A

Biodiversity

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10
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art & science of describing organisms

A

Taxonomy

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11
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methods of grouping organisms and could be artificial, natural, or evolutionary —– based on homology

A

Classification

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12
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science of naming organisms

A

Nomenclature

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13
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studies the distribution of organisms

A

Biogeography

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14
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It seeks to classify organisms using a combination of phylogenetic relationship
and overall similarity. It also considers taxa rather than single species

A

Evolutionary Systematics

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15
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study of evolutionary relatedness among groups of organisms, which is discovered through molecular sequencing data and morphological data matrices

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Phylogenetics

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16
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study of organisms and its habitat

A

Ecology

17
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knowing the phenotypic structure of organism

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Anatomy

18
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the “blue print”

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genetics

19
Q

________ is a malaria found throughout in Europe

A

Anopheles maculipennis

20
Q

_______, a fern weevil, was
destructive to Sadleria ferns in Hawaii

A

Syagrius fulvitarsis

21
Q

he examined an old private insect collection in Sydney, Australia

A

Pemberton

22
Q

Pemberton discovered that a _______ parasite on the larvae of the weevil (Syagrius fulvitarsis) was used to control the weevils

A

braconid (parasitoid wasps)