Week 3 Speciation/diversity Flashcards

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What was the process for the first life on earth?

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Inorganic molecule → organic molecule → self replicating organic molecules → aggregations of srom→ progenote

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Process of first eukaryote

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Many progenotes →Luca→ bacteria → archaea

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Process of first multicellular organism

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First eukaryote → feca →protist(optstrokont or photosynthetic)→ muticellularity

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4
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Population growth rate is

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Births - deaths

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5
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Species number is

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Speciation - extinction

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6
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What were the most significant extinctions?

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The big 5
1. Permian: 250 mil ago due to volcano
2. Cretaceous: 65 mil ago due to asteroid

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7
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What is evolutionary novelty

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Changes in rate/timing

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What is taxonomy?

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Hiearcharal classification
(carl linneus)

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What is the order of taxonomy?

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Genus → family → order → class

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10
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What is the difference between homology and analogy?

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Homology =similar anatomy/genetics but dissimilar functions

Anology= superficially similar
But anatomically dissimilar

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11
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What does monophyletic mean?

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Organisms with common ancestors

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12
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Define paraphyly

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A group originating from common ancestor but doesn’t contain all descendants

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13
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Define polyphyly

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Groups of organisms grouped together despite not being closely related

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14
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What does “outgroup” mean

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Used to polarize character states
→ not in “ingroup”

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15
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Define venom and its function

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Secretion produced in specialized organisms
1. Defensive (cause local pain)
2. Predatory ( highly complex and badly disrupts )

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16
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What does the dotted line in a genetic tree mean?

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Mutatale → non-functioning