Biology

Classification

Procaryotes/Eucaryotes

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%%d%%nanakedbound to protein
circularlinear
ussually no intronsusually has introns
%%o%%rganellesno nucleushas nucleus
no membrane boundmembrane bound
70s ribosomes80s ribosomes
%%r%%eproductionbinary fisionmitosis and meiosis
single chromosomepaired chromosomes
%%a%%verage sizesmaller (1-5um)larger (10-100um)hierarchy of taxa

Hierarchy of taxa

hierarchy of taxa - a system of classification in which similar species are put in progressively larger and larger groups

%%taxon%% - any unit of classification (kingdom, class)

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kingdomkaty
phylumperry
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orderover
familyfor
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speciessoda
  1. }}Simmilarities in species}}
  • interbreeding (produces fertile offspring)
  • adaptation (same lifestyle)
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  • Archea - No nucleus, drastyczne confitions
  • Bacteria - No nucleus, can get rid of it
  • Eukarya - membranÄ™ bound nucleus

Animals/Plants

Property[[==Plants==[[[[==Animals==[[
NucleusYesYes
Cell organizationMulticellularMulticellular
Cell wallYes (cellulose)No
Nutritional classAutotrophicHeterotrophic
Mode of nutritionAbsorptionIngection
ExampleMosses, Ferns, Flowers

Plants

mossesno vascularity
fernsno seeds, vascularity
flowering plantsseeds, flowers
plants with conesseeds, cones

Vertebrates (kręgowce)

mammalsfur, internal fertilization
fishgills, external fertilization
birdsfeathers
reptilesinternal fertilization
amphibiansno gills, external fertilization, antiban

Types of classification

==Artificial classification==

analogous method

based on external apearence

many possible mistakes

using single feature (like the place the organisms live in)

no predictive value

==Natural classificstion==

analizing dna

analazing clades

many features

predicts a pattern,

phylogenetic classification (best one)

Traits

  1. Homologous traits - traits that develop through evolution, are studied using natural systems, are based on real relationships and are derived from common ancestry
  2. %%Analogous traits%% - traits that are studied using %%artificial systems%% (room for mistakes), are based on superficial ways of simmilarity (like looking simmilarly), %%are not related%%.

Naming

scientfic naming

1st part → genus

2nd part → species

1st part same = closely related

1st part not same = not related

+ globally recognized scheme

+ easier to sort and group organizms

+ comparison based on well recognized characteristics

+ shows the level of relation of organizm

Dichotomous key

  1. Graphic

dichotomous key

  1. List

    dichotomous list

Clades

[[==Cladogram== - graphical representation of clades[[

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  • physical strukturÄ™s (number of legs)
  • Biological processes (reproduxtion metgods)

D - eukaryia

K - animalia

P - chordata

C - mammalia

O - carnivora

F - canidas

G - canis

S - lupus

Its only clade when it shows the ancestor and all of its offspring