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Cladograms Introduction to Cladograms

Student Goals and CA Standards Goals CA Standards

Example Cladogram Look at the cladogram at the right. What conclusions can be drawn about the relationship between humans and chimps? Image courtesy of

In a Nutshell… What is Evolution? What are some examples of Evolution? CLADOGRAM = A tree map showing evolutionary lineage. Image courtesy of

How to read a Cladogram Cladogram shows relatives with a common ancestor at the root. Cladogram shows relatives with a common ancestor at the root. Cladogram is a timeline. The older organism is at the bottom of the tree. Cladogram is a timeline. The older organism is at the bottom of the tree. Different species on top (speciation) Different species on top (speciation) Image courtesy of

Branches on the tree represent SPECIATION, the formation of a new species. The event that causes the speciation is shown as the fork of the “V”. Image courtesy of

Species B and C each have characteristics that are unique only to them. But they also share some part of their history with species A. This shared history is the common ancestor. Image courtesy of

Write a sentence that summarizes the relationship between A and B. What is the only thing A and B have in common? Image courtesy of

A CLADE is a group of organisms that come from a common ancestor. If you cut a branch of the tree, you could remove all the organisms that make up a CLADE. Image courtesy of

Look at your original description of this picture. Has your understanding of this diagram changed? How? Let’s go back to this diagram. Something to Ponder… Did humans evolve from chimps? NO What familial relationship is a good description of the relationship between chimps and humans? DISTANT COUSINS Are humans more highly evolved than chimps? NO- since the lineage is split, each species has evolved unique traits. Image courtesy of

What is Going On? The tree is getting larger. Did the tree evolve?

Biological evolution is NOT just a change over time. The definition of evolution is Descent with Modification Some sort of change within a lineage. Change with inheritance over a small period of time. Change with inheritance over a long period of time.. Images courtesy of

Biological evolution is NOT just a change over time. The definition of evolution is Descent with Modification Some sort of change within a lineage. Change with inheritance over a small period of time. Change with inheritance over a long period of time. Image courtesy of

But what is this change? GENETICS Image courtesy of