Lecture 3. Evolution Flashcards

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Three domains of life model

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Carl Woese and George Fox, 1977

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How was three domains of life model constructed?

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Comparison of ribosomal RNA

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Web of Life model

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W Ford Doolittle, 2000

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Differences between web of Life and three domains model

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Web is based on the sharing of genes through horizontal gene transfer
Ancestral community of primitive cells instead of one LUCA

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When was the similarities between eukaryotes and archaea experiment done?

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2011

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Which archaea were used

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TACK archaea

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Similarities found

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  1. Proteins involved in cytokinesis (cell division)
  2. Cell shape determination
  3. Protein recycling
  4. Membrane remodelling
  5. Cell degradation
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Importance of similarities experiment

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Showed archaea had features thought to be exclusive to eukaryotes

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When was the “New” tree of life constructed?

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2016

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What did the “new” tree of life compare?

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92 bacterial phyla, 26 archaeal phyla and all five eukaryotic supergroups based upon the sequences of 16 ribosomal proteins.

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Step 1

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Science is performed in a naturalistic framework

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Step 2

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Experimental/observational support is required

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Step 3

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Occam’s razor, proceed with the simplest explanation consistent with all the data

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Step 4

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Inductive reasoning allows you to draw conclusions

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Step 5

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Compile and disseminate your knowledge

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Step 6

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Accept uncertainty

17
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Microevolution

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Changes in allele frequencies in a population of a species over time. (Natural selection, genetic drift and gene flow)

18
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Macroevolution

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Change at or above the level of the species

19
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When was Darwin on the HMS Beagle?

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1831-1836

20
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Who had the same idea as Darwin?

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Wallace

21
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What was Darwin’s model called?

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Descent with modification

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When was The Origin of Species published?

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1859

23
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Which birds did Darwin study in the Galápagos?

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Mockingbirds

24
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Which birds did Darwin study in Daphne Major?

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Medium ground finches

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Darwin’s hypothesis

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  1. For any particular trait, individuals within a species are variable
  2. (At least) some of this variation is heritable
  3. Reproduction is not random, but is selected by nature: individuals that reproduce the most are the most are those with the most favourable variations (survival of the fittest)