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Gestalt

German word for “the way the thing is”

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taxonomy

  • trying to explain the differences

  • find the characteristic of an animal and trying to define it

  • communicate to others


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why is taxonomy useful?

can compare unknown species to known species to see if it is defined or new

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more characteristics means

the more you can taxonomise it

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Aristotle 335 BC

plant vs. animals

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Haeckel 1866

plantae, Animalia, protistia

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Whittaker 1969

plantae, animalia, protistia, fungi, Monera

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Woese 1977

bacteria, archaea, eukaryota

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what are the 3 major divisions of life (domains)

  1. bacteria

  2. archaea

  3. eukarya


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what is taxonomy

the organization of life (organizing, describing, communicating, identifying)

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what is systematics?

  • method of taxonomy

  • based on common ancestry

  • evolution based taxonomy


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what is the thing that gives all humans value?

the image of God

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image of God is

theological

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humans is the

common name

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homo sapiens

scientific name

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Neanderthals

  • meaning valley

  • common name


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H. neanderthalons

scientific name

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Homo florsiensis imply what?

  • lived on an island→ needed boat

  • shows creativity, opposable thumbs, tool building, intellect


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who are the Denisovans?

another genetic lineage of humans

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what makes a human a human according to taxonomy?

  • shoulder-arm joint that allows people to throw overhand

  • chins


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why do we have wisdom teeth?

  • started eating cooked meat instead of just nuts and berries and raw meat

  • jaw became smaller

  • over crowding of teeth and jaw exposed (chin)


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what is natural selection focused on?

  • the ability to reproduce

  • it doesn’t care about quality of life


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the longer the lineage…

the more damage that exists in the genes

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if you extract DNA from genome what will you find?

H. sapiens DNA

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what is taxonomy?

the classification of life

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what does taxonomy entail?

  • identification

  • classification

  • description


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why do humans have an innate fear of snakes and spiders?

  • this was a mutation that occurred and carried on

  • the body appreciated it being there as these creatures had no benefit to humans

  • but they could cause damage

  • danger insurance so to speak


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Aristotle 335 BC

  • Historia Animalium

  • dolphins→ mammals→ produce milk, young in uterus with placenta


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John Ray 1686

  • Historia Plantarum

  • species are something that descends from its parents


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why were people grumpy about John Ray’s theory?

  • caterpillar will turn into butterfly but produce caterpillar later

  • sometimes comes out as tiny wasps


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Carolus Linnaues 1735

  • systema naturae

  • life, domain, kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus, species

  • boiled it down to 2 names

  • a genus and species name


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essentialism

something about it, essential something to the species

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species fixity

the essence of a species seems to be unchanging (ex. they live in their original place)

  • species do change…


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what is biological species concept?

population of interbreeding individuals making a reproducible individual

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who invented the BSC?

  • Theodosius Dobzhansky

  • Ernst Mayr


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accordion the the BSC, if they can interbreed then…

same species

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what is a big problem with the BSC?

  • you can have mixed breeds

  • tiger and lions can mate


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what are the criticisms of BSC?

  • can’t use this theory on fossils or asexual organisms

  • only really works for invertebrates

  • species are arbitrarily defined


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what is the phylogenetic species concept?

  • the species are the terminal nodes

  • zoom in until it goes clear then blurry


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who created the phylogenetic species concept?

Joel Cracraft

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what is a species?

would have behavioral and physical differences

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aspects of genetics

  1. morphology

  2. behavior

  3. geography


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what is a major reason that tigers and lions don’t interbreed?

geography! they don’t live in the same habitats

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how do you define if something is made in the image of God?

  • has a soul

  • difficult to tell from physical characteristics

    • can tell form behavior, artifacts, morality


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what are some things that give indication of the image of God?

  • education

  • worship

  • technology


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why is it almost impossible to irradiate age related illness?

you have already passed this gene onto your offspring at this point

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what is the most genetically diverse people group in the world?

san tribe in africa

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what are the major human species

  • Homo sapiens

  • Homo neanderthalons


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what are some things that imply that H. Neanderthals are made in the image of God?

  • made a flute from cave bear bone

  • burial sites (often had flowers)

  • art on wall

  • 70 year old man died in cave


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what is significant about H. neanderthals having burial sites?

  • implies thought to afterlife

  • respect for people

  • recognizing value of life