Unit One-Week One Quiz Flashcards

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Morphology

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-structure and form of organisms

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phylogeny

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-evolutionary history of a species

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morphological species concept

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-compares measurements & description of similar organisms

-after comparison scientist decide wether similar organisms represent different species

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biological species concept

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*mating concept

if two individual organisms can mage under natural circumstances and produce off spring that can successfully live and reproduce, then the two species are the same

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5
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phylogenetic species concept

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a organisms is defined as a cluster of cells distinct from other clusters and shows a pattern of relationships amount organisms

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6
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how do you use binomial nomenclature when naming organisms

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  1. Genus (capitalized)
  2. species name
    *italicized
    *underlined when hand written
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7
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how does the hierarchy of classification work

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most general to most specific

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what is a taxonomic category

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used to classify

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9
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what are the 8 nested categories of taxonomic categories called (general term)

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rank, each rank is called a taxon

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10
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list the 8 classification taxons

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Domain
Kingdom
Phylum
Class
Order
Family
Genus
Species
(Doctor Kevin Phil Came Over For Good Soup)

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Physiology + examples

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branch of biology dealing with physical and chemical functions of organisms

*including internal process

ex: comparing proteins, degree of genetic similarity or difference

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12
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DNA evidence of relationships- what are genes

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genes are sections of DNA made of long chains of molecules called nucleotides

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13
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what are phylogenetic trees used for

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used to represent a hypothesis about evolutionary relationships among organisms

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14
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what is a clade

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a section of a phylogenetic tree that allows you to see descendants of common ancestors

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15
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what are the 3 domains

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bacteria, archea, and eukarya

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16
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what is species diversity

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the variety and abundance of a species in a given area

17
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genetic diversity

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the variety of heritable characteristics (genes) in a population of interbreeding individuals

18
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what do genes control

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-expression and inheritance of traits
*variation in individuals is a result of the differences in their genes

19
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what is the gene pool

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*genetic diversity within a population
sum of all the versions of all the genes of all the genes in a population

20
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what do genetic diversity support

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resistance to disease- if genes are all the same, if 1 can’t survive none could

conservation biology- use knowledge to help struggling populations

21
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biotic

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living

22
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abiotic

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non-living

23
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ecosystem services

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benefits experienced by organisms provided by sustainable ecosystem

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ecosystem function & species diversity

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ecosystems with greater species diversity are more likely to provide important services reliably

25
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ecosystem services and human actions example

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sometimes humans make chance to an ecosystem to enhance the services of the ecosystem

ex: stocking a lake with fish