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Agenda for 2-13
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Complete Short Answer
Questions on Unit 6 Review
Pollinate Plants and Check on Flies
Classification PowerPoint
Cladogram Construction and Review of
PPT
Due tomorrow- Guided Reading Ch. 25
Due Friday – Survival of the Sickest – iPOD
Chapter / Quiz on Gene Expression
Classification
AP Biology
Classification
• Carolus Linnaeus
(1700’s)
– Binomial nomenclature
– Genus species
• Robert Whittaker
(1969)
– 5 Kingdom system
– Kingdoms …..
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Monera
Protista
Fungi
Plantae
Animalia
Re-Classifying Life
• Molecular Data (DNA) challenges the fivekingdom system
• Monera (bacteria) are too diverse to be
grouped together
– 2 distinct groups/lineages of prokaryotes
• Protists are also too diverse
• Work in progress
Re-classifying Life Continued
Five Kingdom System  shape & structure
Three Domain System  genomic similarities
Three Domain Classification
• Three Domains/Super
Kingdoms
– Bacteria  prokaryotic
– Archaea  prokaryotic
• Extreme bacteria
– Thermoacidophiles,
methanogenic,
halophiles
– Eukarya
• Eukaryotes
***Fill in page 1 on Domains
Classification
• Grouping organisms
into categories
(taxa) based on
their similarities
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Domain
Kingdom
Phylum
Class
Order
Family
Genus
species
Scientific Names
• Developed by
Carolus Linnaeus
• Uses genus and
species
• Capitalize genus
• Underline both
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Homo
Homo
Homo
Homo
sapien
sapien sapien
sapien
sapien sapien
Complete Classification of
Humans
• Domain – Eukarya
• Kingdom – Animalia
• Phylum – Chordata
– Subphylum- Vertebrata
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Class - Mammalia
Order - Primate
Family - Hominidae
Genus - Homo
Species - sapiens
Classification Criteria
• Comparative Anatomy – homologous
structures, embryology
• Molecular Systematics –
– Amino acid sequences are compared.
More amino acids in common means the
closer the evolutionary relationship.
– More modern methods include DNA-DNA
hybridization, where the nucleotide
sequences of two different organisms are
compared.
– Restriction mapping of RFLPs to compare
mitochondrial DNA.
Classification Criteria, cont.
• Reproductive (species concept)
• Behavioral Analysis
• Phylogeny
Phylogeny
• The evolutionary history of an
organism
• Phylogentic tree
Cladograms
• Phylogenetic diagram based on
cladisitics
• What is cladistics? Analyzing
evolutionary relationships b/w groups
to form a family tree
• Clade  branch in a cladogram
Classification based on
Visible Similarities
Appendages
Conical Shells
Cladogram
Crustaceans
Mollusk
Cladogram Development
Cladogram
Draw a Cladogram Using the
Data Below
Dichotomous Key