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Transcript
Phylogenetic Trees and The
History of Life on Earth
Ch 25 & 26
Phylogeny
• The evolutionary history of a species or group
by using:
– The fossil record
– Systematics (morphological and molecular (DNA)
analysis)
--Continues to change as we learn new info!
Homologies
• Morphological- comparing body forms of
current and extinct organisms
• Molecular- comparing DNA; the closer the
sequence the more related
– Some analogous structures (wings in insect
compared to a bat) may have very different
molecular origins. The result of convergent
evolution.
Evaluating Molecular Homologies
• The more time that has passed, the more
mutations in the DNA sequences of organisms
and the less closely related they are.
• This can be used as a fairly accurate
“molecular clock” since the rate of some gene
mutations is constant.
Taxonomy
• Created by C. Linnaeus
• Classifying life based on similarities and
differences.
• Binomial nomenclature- a two part scientific
name of the Genus and species taxa
– Ex: Panthera leo and Panthera pardus
Heirarchical Classification
Phylogenetic Trees
• Hypotheses about evolutionary relationships
– Each branch point is a divergence from a common
ancestor.
Cladogram
• Clade- within a tree, includes ancestor and all
its descendants
• Diagram that shows shared characteristics
How We Think Life Arose
• 1. small organic molecules form
• 2. they join into larger molecules like protein
and nucleic acid
• 3. protobionts are membrane enclosed
droplets
• 4. self-replicating molecules (RNA) form
Experiment
• Oparin and Haldane hypothsized early
conditions that Miller and Urey tested.
Self Replicating RNA
• Hypothesized to be the first genetic material.
Fossil Record
• Relative Dating- youngest on the top
Radiometric Dating
Create a Time Line of Earth’s History!
• Needs to be to scale
• Include marks for every .25 billion years
• Illustrate and label the following events:
Earth forms 4.6 bya
Life emerges (prokaryote) 3.8bya
Photosynthetic prokaryotes produce O2 2.7 bya
Eukayotes appear 2.1 bya
Multi cellular organisms 1.2 bya
Plants, fungi, animals colonize land .5bya
5 major MASS extinctions!