Lecture 11- Phylogenies Flashcards

1
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Allele frequencies are equal to

A

the frequency of a gamete carrying that allele

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2
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p^2 + 2pq +q&2=

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1, will always add to 1

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3
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Equation to determine homozygous dominant offspring

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p^2

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4
Q

determining homozygous recessive offspring

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q^2

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5
Q

determining the heterozygous offspring

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2pq

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6
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When is a population not in HW

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when the observed frequencies do not equal the expected frequencies under the HW principle

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7
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basal taxon

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diverged earliest from the group (least related to everything else on the tree)

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8
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Sister Taxa

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share an intermediate common ancestor not shared by any other organisms on the tree

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9
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The more recent the branching is, the more ______ related they are

A

closely

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10
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Taxa

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organisms at the end of lines

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11
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Branches of phylogenetic trees can be rotated around _______ without changing the meaning of the tree

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branch points

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12
Q

When comparing trees to see if they are the same begin by looking at

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sister taxa

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13
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often branching patterns match

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phenotypic similarity patterns

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14
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Analogies

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similarities between organisms that are due to convergent evolution

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15
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Homologies

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phenotypic and genetic similarities due to shared ancestry

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16
Q

Proximity at the tips is ____important than the path through the tree that connects them

A

LESS

17
Q

What tells you if a species is more closely related than another

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closest most recent common ancestor (closer MRCA= closer related)

18
Q

Convergent evolution

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Different lineages produce the same traits due to similar pressures

19
Q

Cladistics

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common ancestry is primary criterion used to classify organisms

20
Q

Clade

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group of species that includes an ancestral species and all its descendants

21
Q

the same derived trait occurring multiple times (in different locations), is an indicator that ______ _______ occurred

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Convergent Evolution

22
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Monophyletic group

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a species that includes all ancestors and descendants (same as a clade)

23
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Paraphyletic group

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includes a common ancestor and some but NOT ALL descendants

24
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Polyphyletic group

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Includes all descendants but not the common ancestor

25
Q

polyphyletic groups are a signature of

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convergent evolution

26
Q

When to multiply probabilities?

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When one event occurs AND another event occurs

27
Q

When to add probabilities

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When one event occurs OR another event occurs