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Taxonomy

Science of describing, naming and classifying species
Systematics

Study of biodiversity and evolutionary relationships

Classifications are...

A Hierarchical system
Hierarchical Systems


-Addresses


(Do seriously keep pots clean or family gets sick)

1969

5 kingdoms

1970's

3 domains
Supergroups

fit between domain and kingdom

International Commission on Zoological Nomenclature (ICZN)


oversees naming of animal species


-prevents duplications




Phylogenetic Trees

Describes evolutionary relationships among various species

Phylogeny


Evolutionary history of a species or group


-morphological/ genetic data


(Hypothesis)


Morphological analysis


focused on just morphological features


-cause confusion


Molecular analysis

Analysis of genetic data to find genetic homologies and propose phylogenetic trees

Cladistics


Classification based on evolutionary relationships


-compares homologous traits


Phylogenetic trees also called

cladograms
Shared Primitive characters

Shared by 2+ tax; inherited from ancestors older than their last common ancestors
Shared derived character

Shared by 2+ tax and has originated in their most recent shared common ancestor

Monophyletic Group "Clade"

Most recent common ancestor and all of its descendants

Paraphyletic Group

A common ancestor and some but not all of its descendants

Polyphyletic Group

Members of several evolutionary lines, but does not include most recent common ancestor of all