Exam 24: Systematic Biology: Phylogeny and Classification
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Turtles, lizards, snakes, crocodilians, and birds descended most recently from an ancestral ____.
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The principle of parsimony ____ for constructing the phylogenetic tree that represents the smallest number of evolutionary changes.
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What are molecular clocks? How they can be used to estimate the time of evolutionary divergences?
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Crocodilians are classified as reptiles; however, they share a common ancestor with birds, which are not classified as reptiles. Therefore, Reptilia is a ____ taxon.
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Which traits were originally used for classifying organisms into taxonomic categories?
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Homarus americanus and Bufo americanus are ____ because ____.
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Answer the questions using the accompanying figure depicting the phylogenetic tree for human evolution. Match each letter of the figure to the taxonomic group with which it corresponds.
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Figure 24.2B
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-Answer the question using the accompanying figure. In the figure, letter B represents a ____ taxon, which includes ____.
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The class Reptilia is a group of species that share a common ancestor and some, but not all of its descendants. It is therefore considered ____.
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Ferns comprise a good outgroup of the vascular plant phylogenetic tree because they share all of the same derived character states as the ingroup.
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Match each of the following terms with its corresponding definition.
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technique to amplify DNA for use in sequencing
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molecular clock
outgroup
homoplasy
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According to the convention for properly writing Latin binomials, the scientific name for modern human beings should be written as ____.
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The ____ is a bone in the middle ear of tetrapod vertebrates that evolved from, and is therefore ____to, the hyomandibula in early fishes.
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Match each of the following terms with its corresponding definition.
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classification system based on evolutionary relationships
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synapomorphy
taxonomy
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Mammalia, the taxon that includes all mammals, is ____ because all mammals are the descendants of a common ancestor.
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The traditional kingdom Monera is now divided into two domains, Archaea and Bacteria.
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