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Phylogeny

A family tree for a group of organisms sharing a common ancestor

Systematics

The construction of phylogenies

Taxonomy

The use of phylogenies in naming and classifying organisms

Analogous traits:

Traits similar due to common function

Homologous traits:

Traits similar due to common ancestry

Ancestral trait:

Trait appearing early in the evolution of a lineage

Derived trait

Traits that are modified from the ancestral condition

Microevolution

genetic change in a population from one generation to the next

Macroevolution

The processes through which new species arise

Biological Species Concept (BSC)

Species = group of interbreeding organisms reproductively isolated from other such groups– Species are maintained by gene flow