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Bio103

Unit 18 & 23

evolution the accumulation of inherited changes WITHIN POPULATIONS over time
Who was one of the first individuals to group and arrange organisms? Aristotle
What tool did Aristotle use to group and arrange organisms? scale of nature
-the first to propose that organisms change over time as a result of natural phenomenon -proposed the INCORRECT proposal that traits acquired during an organism's lifetime could be passed along to their offspring Jean Baptiste de Lemark
-served as a naturalist on the H.M.S Beagle -basis of Darwin's theory of evolution, used data he collected on the similarities and differences among organisms he observed in the Agrid Galapagos Islands Charles Darwin
example of artifical selection horse breeders mating female and male race horses to produce the strongest and fastest race horse
-made the the important mathematical observation that populations increase in size geometrically until checked by factors in the environment Thomas Malthus
adaptions modifications that increase the chance of survival
example of adaptions an evolutionary modification that improves the chances of survival of oak trees in North America
Both __ and __ arrived at the conclusion that evolution occurred by natural selection Charlies Darwin, Alfred Russel Wallace
biogeography the study of past and present geographic distribution of plants and animals
-designed a classification system, the binomial system of nomenclature, in which each species or organism is identified using a unique two-part name (genus and species) Carolus Linnaeus
For each species, the two-part name consists first of the __, which is capitalized, followed by the __ which is not capitalized genus & species
classification system consists of several levels organization
Starting from most inclusive to least inclusive, what is the order for the domain triangle? King Philip came over for good spaghetti 1. kingdom 2. phylum 3. class 4. order 5. family 6. genus 7. species
What group from the domain triangle is the most inclusive? least inclusive? domain, species
fungi non-photosynthetic organisms that absorb nutrients and are placed in a kingdom of the same name
cladogram a phylogenetic tree uses clades to show evolutionary relationships
node a branch point on a cladogram, also shows characteristics
root of cladogram the root at the base of a cladogram represents the most common ancestor of the entire grouping
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