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Chapter 14 & 27 Info

Classification section chapter 14 & 27 Information

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Linnaeus's classification system was based upon what characteristic? Form & Structure
Why did Linnaeus develop a new naming system for naming organisms? The polynomial system was too complicated
How did Linnaeus organize the genera and species that he described? Into a ranked system of groups that increase in inclusiveness
What 3 attributes to biologists use to classify organisms -Homologous structure -Derived characters -Appearance
The scientific name of an organism consists of what 2 parts -Genus name -Species name
Hoe did Ernst Mayr define the term biological species They are always reproductive isolated
Describe the biological species concept? It fails to describe species that reproduce asexually
Convergent evolution leads to what? Shared analogous characters
African honeybees are related to? Wasps, Birds, and Spiders
According to the taxonomic classification hierarchy, classes that have similar characteristics are grouped together into the same Phylum
How do biologists use cladograms To hypothesize about the sequence in which different groups evolve
Analogous characters are derived from what> Independent sources
Know that taxonomic hierarchy in order from domain to species Domain, kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus, species
What is the Genus and species name for humans? Homo sapiens
What Greek philosopher similarities more than 2,000 years ago? Aristotle
Why were organisms rarely known by the same name among different groups of people until mid-1700's? Polynomials were often changed by biologists
When can the genus name of organism be abbreviated? Sometimes after it's first use is spelled out
Who established the rules for naming a species? An international commission of scientist
The domain Eukarya is composed of what organisms? All eukaryotes
In order for two species have to be closely related or distantly related? closely related
What kind of offspring are produced by mating canis iupus and canis familiars? Fertile hybrid offspring
What percent of species from the tropics has been names 5-10%
How are the wings of birds different from the wings of insects they evolved independently of each other and they are structurally different
In a whale and a dog, limbs are considered a An ancestral character
What is a phylogenetic tree? A diagram of evolutionary relationships through evolutionary systematic
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