TREE FROG. internal skeleton. no wings. 4 legs. no hair or feathers 'cold-blooded' OPOSSUM ... to front legs. of frogs and. opossum. and NOT to. wings of. bee ...
... (higher spiny fishes) -Most diverse and diverse fishes 13500 spp. 251 families ACANTHOPTERYGII ACANTHOPTERYGII Series PERCOMORPHA Synapomorphy: ...
The parade of the Craniates Part 1 Major synapomorphies of the Craniates Developmental Neural crest Neurogenic placodes Nervous System Above Braincase (skeletal ...
Main synapomorphy: a series of membranous sacs or alveoli underneath cell ... http://www.geo.ucalgary.ca/~macrae/palynology/dinoflagellates/theca.gif. Ciliates ...
What Do You Need to Root the Network? You need an outgroup. Outgroups are assumed to have separated from the ingroup lineage before the ingroup diversified; i.e., the ...
Title: Classifications anciennes et modernes Author: BIOSIMUL Last modified by: BIOSIMUL Created Date: 1/30/2006 9:48:17 AM Document presentation format
Phylogenetic terms and concepts Phylogeny 1. Defined 2. Phylogeny vs. tokogeny 3. Clade and monophyletic group 4. Sister group III. Sources of variation for ...
Today s Objectives TSW be able to recite the levels of taxonomic hierarchy. TSW be able to name the six kingdoms TSW be able to identify systematics types.
Taxonomy & Phylogeny Introduction Classification Phylogeny Cladograms Quiz Which of the following cladograms incorrectly illustrates sister groups? Question 12 Sorry!
To reconstruct the phylogenetic history of taxa. To recreate the true branching pattern of evolution. To understand the evolutionary relationships between taxa ...
Phylogeny and Systematics Cladistics Analysis of phylogenetic relationships based on shared characters Characters may be primitive or derived Clade = Group of species ...
... Gas bladder that connects with the ear Most abundant fishes in the world ... eel Elver Yellow eel Silver eel CATADROMOUS Migration Division TELEOSTEI ...
Patterns in Evolution I. Phylogenetic II. Morphological III. Historical (later) IV. Biogeographical The only trait we did not define was an autapomorphy - this is a ...
are groups which contain ALL the descendents of a common. ancestor. ... for it does not contain ALL the descendents of a single. common ancestor. It is PARAPHYLETIC. ...
Example of a phylogeny: 10,000 bp sequence in a globin pseudogene ... Cnemidophorus hyperythrus and C. ceralbensis (Squamata: Teiidae) In Baja California, Mexico. ...
Today's Objectives. TSW be able to recite the levels of ... Homologies result from common ancestry. Analogies result from common evolutionary pressures ...
Tree Building What is a tree ? Cladograms Trees Scenario How to build a tree ? Observations First Principles Assumptions Methods What is a tree ? Cladograms and Trees ...
Phylogenetic trees. Cladistic versus phenetic analyses. Model of sequence evolution ... Branch length (scaled trees only): represents the number of changes that have ...
1) A TREE IS A HYPOTHESIS OF HOW TAXA ARE RELATED TO EACH OTHER, IT DOES NOT ... Give an example of a polyphyletic group? Which species is more closely related to E? ...
Why Darwin? Crustacea Copenhagen Why Darwin? 1859: The origin of species Crustacea Copenhagen 1851. A monograph on the sub-class Cirripedia, with figures of all ...
Rodents and rabbits. Primates. Sharks and rays. Crocodiles and ... Review. Plesio = near (the beginning) primitive. Apo = away (from the beginning) or derived ...
Elasmobranchs - sharks (360 species in two major groups), skates and rays (450 species) ... Sharks as predators: locate prey in a geographic sense. detect prey ...
Knowledge Based Phylogenetic Classification Mining ... The goal of phylogenetic classification is to construct cladograms following Hennig principles. ...
Only contains those monophyletic groups that are common to all competing trees ... Contains monophyletic groups that occur in a majority of the competing trees. ...
http://simulium .bio.uottawa .ca : cours de zoologie de A. Martin : structures et ... anatomiques (squelettiques), physiologiques et embryologiques. ...
Based trees upon total weight of ALL shared, derived characters. Phylogenetic terms ... Most parsimonious placement = one gain of pulley-shaped astralagus ...
Hypothetical evolutionary reduction of secondary plastids. to give appearance ... (cyanelles) retains aspects of the endosymbiont (unique w/euglyphid amoeba) ...
Big Bang 13.7-13.8 billion years ago Life arose 3.5 billion years ago Anaerobic versus aerobic bacteria, fermentation, respiration Photosynthetic prokaryotes, origin ...
Monophyletic Paraphyletic Polyphyletic None of the above Question 10 Sorry! That is incorrect. Try again! Question 10 Congratulations! You are correct!
'What's the use of their having names,' the Gnat said, 'if they don't answer to them? ... In the 1700s a Swedish physician and biologist, Carolus Linnaeus, refined ...
Different species can be linked to common ancestors (branching) ... Intergradation of form & localized distribution. Examples of Gal pagos' mockingbirds ...
Because we do not have direct knowledge of evolutionary history, every ... Odd-toed ungulates (Perissodactyla [horses, rhinos]) are the outgroup. 24 ...
ecology interactions of animals w/ each other & their physical environments ... hypothesis / set of hypotheses that provide a powerful explanation for a variety of ...
Classifications anciennes et modernes. Licence de Biologie, LSV3. Botanique Syst matique ... Classification simplifi e du ' r gne ' v g tal (ancienne conception) ...
Molecular Phylogenetics Dan Graur * * Maximize the probability of observing the data of aligned sequences conditional on a particular tree structure by trying all ...
Cell unite into tissues that perform functions - jellyfish. Organ ... Typical among the Radiata (hydra and jellyfish) along with sea urchins and starfish ...