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Taxonomy
Study of classification including rules, principles, procedures and theory
Biosystematics
Classification of biological units using a nomenclatural system
Phylogenetics
Study of evolutionary relationships among taxa using molecular sequence data and/or morphological matrices
Ex: dna, rna, amino acids
Types of data used in systematics studies X7
1. Morphological : based on fruit and floral structures
2. Physiological : photosynthetic pathways, chemosystematics
3. Behavioral : (ethological) pollination mechanisms
4. Geographical : where has occurred in the past and where is currently occurring
5. Ecological : soil pH, light quality, mycorrhizal relationship
6. Fossil : fossils and palynological(study of pollen) records
7. Molecular : nuclear, plastid, and mitochondrial dna
Outgroups
Outside of ingroup, but is closely related
Ingroups
Particularly interested in studying
Plesiomorphies
Ancestral traits
Ex: backbone, hemoglobin
Plesiomorphies
Ancestral traits
Ex: backbone, hemoglobin
Apomorphies
Derived traits
Ex: fur, production of milk
Sister taxa
Two groups that uniquely share a common ancestor
Sister taxa
Two groups that uniquely share a common ancestor
Monophyletic group (clade)
Consists of ancestors and all of its descendants
Paraphyletic group
Consists of an ancestor and some of its descendants
Paraphyletic group
Consists of an ancestor and some of its descendants
Polyphyletic group
Has at least one of the common ancestors of any two species in the group that is not part of the group
Phylogenomics
-mitochondrial genome
-nuclear genome
-plastid genome

Nuclear and plastid generally used