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Flashcards created based on the macroevolution concepts, taxonomy, and classification systems discussed in the lecture notes.
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Macroevolution is defined as __ plus time.
Microevolution
The changes in body form due to divergence from a common ancestor are known as __.
Morphological Divergence
When individuals of different lineages evolve similarly due to environmental pressures, this is called __.
Morphological Convergence
The two-part Latin name for each species is known as the __ system.
Binomial System
Fossils are primarily found in __ rock.
Sedimentary
The process by which biological traits are compared to determine relatedness is called __ comparisons.
Biochemical
The evolution of new species is referred to as __.
Speciation
Carl Linnaeus devised the system of __ we use today for naming species.
nomenclature
The arrangement of species into groups such as genus and species is referred to as __.
Taxonomy
Similarities in development stages of animals or plants provide clues to __ relationships.
evolutionary
A __ is any group of species designated with a name.
Taxon
The taxon that includes all evolutionary descendants of a common ancestor is known as a __.
Clade
Restriction maps are created using __ to cut two sources of DNA.
restriction enzymes
The classification scheme proposed by Robert Whittaker in 1969 includes five kingdoms: Monera, Protista, Fungi, Plantae, and __.
Animalia
The study of how species are classified and related to each other is known as __.
Phylogeny
The term __ refers to any two sources of DNA that are compared for relatedness based on hybridization.
Single-stranded DNA