Lab 3 - Evolutionary Tree Flashcards

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1
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invertebrate animals with soft, unsegmented bodies

A

mollusks

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2
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example of mollusks without outer shells

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  • slugs
  • squids
  • octopuses
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3
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example of mollusks with shells

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  • snails
  • clams
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4
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materials used in laboratory 3

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Part 1
- shell cards
- sorting seashells interactive

Part 2
- access to online software MAFFT
- DNA sequence files

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5
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organizing organisms into groups according to a set of rules, based on similarities or differences in their characteristics

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taxonomy

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making hypotheses about the evolutionary relationships among organisms, which can be based on similarities or differences in organisms’ characteristics

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phylogeny

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7
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what is essential to modern taxonomy

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phylogeny

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diagram showing proposed evolutionary relationships among different groups or species

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phylogenetic tree

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mollusks that produce venom

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  • turrids
  • cone snails
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10
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mollusk that do not produce venom

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miters

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11
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  • encodes part of an enzyme that is important for cellular respiration
  • sequences are often unique to a particular species
  • vary among organisms from different species, but do not vary much among organisms from the same species
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mitochondrial COI gene sequence

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12
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COI

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cytochrome c oxidase subunit I

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13
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starts with “>”, followed by information about the sequence, a return, then the DNA sequence itself

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FASTA format

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14
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allows to see differences between sequences more easily

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alignment

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15
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online software used in alignment of DNA and creation of phylogenetic tree

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MAFFT

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16
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program used to create phylogenetic tree

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Simple Phylogeny

17
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method that uses DNA sequences to generate the type of phylogenetic used in the activity

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UPGMA

18
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mollusks used in the phylogenetic tree based on morphological characteristics

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  • neogastropods
  • tonnoids
  • cowries
19
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groups of the 17 different mollusks species

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  1. Tonnoids
  2. Cone snails
  3. Cowries
  4. Miters
  5. Nerites
  6. Scallops
  7. Turrids