Phylogenetic Trees and Evolution

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_________ is the study if evolutionary relationships between biological entitles and a method a classifying lie on earth base

Phylogenetics

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________ is presented which gives a visual interpretation of the evolutionary history of a group of a biological organism

  • uses the form of trees

Phylogeny

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Typical phylogenetic tree has what components?

  • Nodes (a break-off between branches)

  • Taxon (species)

  • Common Ancestors

  • Clades (different families, species, classes, etc)

  • Branches (connecting the nodes)

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_______ is a trait thought to be present in the common ancestor of multiple groups

Ancestral character

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_______ is a trait that arose somewhere on a lineage descended from a common ancestor

Derived character

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Ex of derived vs ancestral character?

All vertebrates have a notochord which is ancestral and while birds have a notochord that have feathers which is a derived character trait that not other species besides birds have.

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Bird Overall Evolution from Vertebraes

1) vertebrates

  • Gnathostomes (jawed)

    • Osteichthyes (bony fish)

      • Sarcopterygii (lobe-finned fish)

        • Tetrapod’s (4 limbs)

          • Amniotes (non water eggs)

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Tetrapod’s Evolution

  • Amniota

    • Sauropsida (reptiles with 3 jaw bones, 1 ear bone, scales made of Beta keratin, eggs, and Occipital Condyle skull)

      • Archosaurs (birds/crocodilians with an antorbital fenestra

        • Ornithodiran (bird-like feet)

          • Dinosauria (birds/dinos)

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Dinosauria Evolution

Birds are therapod dinosaurs (having furcula and air sacks in their skeleton)

  • Tetanuran (3 finger hands)

    • Maniraptoran (able to hand grab)

      • Paraves (backward-facing pubis and feathers)

        • Avilae (hallux)

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Clades within the Avialaes

Pygostylia (tail bone)

  • Aves (loss of teeth) (Palegnathae

      • Neognathae (modern palate)

        • Neoaves/Gallofomes)

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What is the Archaeopteryx

The oldest fossil bird ever

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Taxonomy Naming Coventious

Kingdom (King)

Phylum (Phillip)

Class (Came)

Order (Over)

Family (For)

Genius (Good)

Species (Sex)