Exam 24: Systematic Biology: Phylogeny and Classification
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With the cladistic method, biologists construct phylogenetic trees and classifications by grouping together only those species that share ancestral character states.
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Behavioral traits are useful in differentiating species because behaviors ____.
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Which list of taxonomic levels is in the correct order, from most inclusive to least inclusive?
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evolutionary history of a group of organisms
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taxonomy
monophyletic taxa
synapomorphy
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highest level of taxonomic hierarchy
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phylogeny
cladistics
domain
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The movement of genetic material between organisms by any mechanism other than descent is known as ____.
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Influencing the philosophy and analysis of many systematists in the mid-1900s, ____ published " Phylogenetic Systematics ," arguing that classifications should be based solely on evolutionary relationships.
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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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phenotypic similarities that arose in different lineages
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monophyletic taxa
cladistics
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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distantly related group used as a comparison in a phylogeny
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polymerase chain reaction (PCR)
outgroup
domain
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A diagram that hypothesizes the evolutionary relationships between a set of organisms is a ____ tree.
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A group that contains species from separate evolutionary lineages is considered ____.
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The external morphological traits of two North American species of tree frog ( Hyla versicolor and H . chrysoscelis )are very similar; therefore, scientists use ____ to distinguish them.
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The systematics of today is very different from the systematics learned a generation ago. As a result, which statements is the least accurate?
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To account for variations in the evolutionary rates at different genetic loci, the ____ compares alternative trees reflecting differentrates of evolutionary change tto identify the best evolutionary path.
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group with one ancestral species and all of its descendants
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monophyletic taxa
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