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Cladistic view
Taxa that are related process shared-derived characteristic
Not Phenetic view - based on looking similar
Parsimony
entities should not be multiplied beyond necessity
Homoplasy (Convergence)
similarity between taxa resulting from any process other than descent from a common ancestor (convergent evolution or character reversal)
Phylogeny
tree-thinking; branching and diverging. Of traits
Descent with modification
Variation b/w Individuals
inheritance
differential replication "selection & sorting"
Charles Darwin's Origin of Species
Linnaean taxonomy
Binomial taxonomy. hierarchical classification scheme Homo Sapiens
Population Thinking
emphasizing that individuals within a population exhibit variation
Selection
Non-random factor that pushes mean population variation in a particular direction over time
Allopathic speciation
through geographic isolation
Sympatric speciation
Absence of geographic isolation
Population begins to specialize in different food sources
Genotype
genetic characteristic of individual
Phenotype
Physical characteristic of individual
Allele
Versions of the same inheritance unit may be in different forms.
Heterozygous
different alleles
Homozygous
same alleles
Polygenic
multiple genes + environmental effects
Ontogeny
Deals with the timing, patterns of growth, development and reproduction of an organism through the entire life span, from conception to death.
Codon
codes for 1 amino acids
Translation
mRNA amino acids (Protein)
Incytoplasm
Transciption
Gene (DNA) - mRNA
Inside nucleus
Mitosis
One cell division, identical copies
Meiosis
Diploid cells: pair of chromosomes present (Human cell 46chrom)
Haploid
Genetic Mutation
completely new generic info. in species
new alleles+change codons used for protein synthesis
DNA molecule
double helix
complementary base pairs
Adenine-Thymine
Cytosine-Guanine
Strepsirhines
wet nose (lemurs & Lorise)
Haplorhines
Dry nose (Tarsiers, Monkeys, Ape)
General Primate Features
Large brains -long juvenile stages
Groping hands (and feet)
Flattered nails
Forward facing eyes
Platyrrhines
Outward nostrils
3 premolars
Catarrhines
Downward nostrils
2 premolars
Aboreal
Cercopithicines
Fruit eaters
Colobines
Leaf eaters
Plesiadapiformes
Primate ancestors
Appear 65 mya -Paleocene
Omomyids
Haplorhine ancestor
Broader diets
Resemble Tarsiers
Probably nocturnal
Adapids
Strepsirhine ancestor
Probably diurnal
No tooth comb
Ancestral to Haplorhines?
Ape Features
Large brains + long juvenile stages
Grasping hands and feet
flattened nails
forward facing eyes (stereoscopic vision) - binocular
Polyandry
Single female and multiple males
rare in primates