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Bio Ch 17
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| 1. What did Carolus Linnaeus do | Simplified system for naming groups of organisms |
| 2. What is a scientific name | Specific to each organism |
| 3. How many levels of classification are there | Now eight, Linnaeus named seven |
| 4. What is a species | Smallest taxonomic group |
| 5. Can dogs and wolves interbreed | Yes, very closely related |
| 6. How does classification affect evolution | Provides strong evidence for evolution |
| 7. What is an analogous structure | Same use, made differently |
| 8. What is cladistics | Determine order of evolution |
| 9. What is a genus | Second from the smallest level of classification |
| 10. How are organisms groups under the Linnaean system | Organized by form and structure |
| 11. Which group of organisms is most abundant on earth | Bacteria |
| 12. Be able to put taxa in order (kids playing catch on freeways get squashed) | Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus , Species |
| 13. What is a molecular clock | Uses mutation rates to measure evolutionary time |
| 14. What is a clade | Area between two species in a cladogram |
| 15. How many domains are there | Three |
| 16. How many kingdoms are there | Six |
| 17. What defines modern classification | Based on common ancestory |
| 18. What is Canis lupis | Binomial nomenclature, Wolf |
| 19. Which types of evidence can we use to classify stuff | Molecular is most reliable |
| 20. What is taxonomy | Science of naming and classifying |
| 21. How do we write a scientific name | Genus species, two latin names |
| 22. What are the advantages to a scientific naming system | Communicate regardless of language |
| 23. How are animals sorted in the Linnaean system | Form and structure |
| 24. Know your taxonomic groups. | |
| 25. What is a hybrid | Interbreeding between closely related species |
| 26. Which genus has dogs and wolves | Canis |
| 27. Why is species hard to define in asexual reproducers | Can’t use reproduction as a criteria |
| 28. What is a cladogram | Represents evolutionary history |
| 29. What is a derived character | Found in closely related species |
| 30. Be able to interpret a cladogram. | |
| 31. Who is Carl Woese | Separated bacteria into eubacteria and archae |
| 32. Who was Carl Linnaeus | Developed modern classification system |
| 33. What is a domain | Largest classification, three |
| 34. What is a genus | First part of scientific name |
| 35. What is a derived trait | Traits formed after separation from a common ancesters |
| 36. How has the classification system changed over time | Cladistics is based on evolutionary relationships instead of physical characteristics. Molecular biology has allowed scientists to classify organisms together even if physical characteristics are not similar. |
| 37. What new technologies are there | Molecular classification |
| 38. What are the levels of classification | Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species |
| 39. How do biologists classify organisms | Appearance, structure, molecular similarities and differences. |