Lecture 2.2 Biology Shared Characteristics Flashcards

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Living organisims share what characteristics?

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  • contain chemical instructions passed down from parent to offspring
  • DNA because it can copy itself and offsprings inherit same basic instructions
  • Have a Metabolism
  • Engergy gets transfered from one living organism to another
    • producer to consumer
  • respond to enviornmental change
  • popluation changes from within generations (pepper moth example)
  • Reproduction
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taxonomy?

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  • to identifey
  • name
  • classify species
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Carl Linnaeus

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Invented a hierarichal system of binomial nomenclature

identifiing organisms in two parts

GENUS and Species

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What is the taxonomic Hiererchy?

Which is the most exclusive?

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  • Species (most exclusive)
  • Genus
  • Family
  • Order
  • Class
  • Phylum
  • Kingdom
  • Domain
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Name the Domain?

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  • Eukarya
  • Bacteria
  • Archea
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What was wrong with Linnaeus Taxonomic Hierarchy?

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Ignored important relationships like:

the relatioship between amphibians and some fish

birds relationship to crocodiles.

Ignores vertebrate evolution:

jaws

four limbs

amniotic eggs

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Charles Darwin

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Oragnisms may be related to each other through shared ancestry

created the

phylogenetic or evolutonary tree

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Why do biologists construct phlogenetic trees?

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to determine relatedness and time elapsed since divergence from a common ancestor

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