Lecture 14 Flashcards

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current nomenclature requirements

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rank, type, and a diagnosis (description)

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phylogenetic system of nomenclature

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name has phylogenetic definition and refers to a branch on tree of life; ranks explicitly disallowed

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node-based phylogenetic definition

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name refers to MRCA of 2 or more specifier taxa, plus all descendants of that ancestor

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stem-based

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name refers to all species more closely related to specifier than the antispecifier

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5
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apomorphy-based

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name refers to the first ancestor to evolve a specified character

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6
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alpha measure of diversity

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spp richness of a single region

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beta measure of diversity

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turnover of spp across regions

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8
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gamma

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total richness across sites

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phylogenetic diversity

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total length of the minimum spanning path connecting subset of spp on a tree to the root node; more is better

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10
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EDGE

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  • evolutionary distinct, globally endangered
  • ED: species= sum of (branch lengths/# of descendant spp) along path to root
  • EDGE = ln(1+ED) + GE x ln2
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11
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phylogenetic clustering

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where co-occuring spp are more closely related than expected by chance; seen with trait conservatism/environmental filtering

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phylogenetic overdispersion

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where co-occuring spp are more distantly related than would be expected by chance; seen with convergent trait evolution/environmental filtering or conserved traits/overdispersion of traits by competitive interactions

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13
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phylo-beta-diversity

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turnover of phylogenetic diversity across sites

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