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Patterns of Evolution Classification & Phylogenetics History of LifeKingdoms of Living Things Vertebrates 100 200 300 400 500 FINAL JEOPARDYFINAL JEOPARDY!
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This is the pattern of evolution shown by the domestic dogs evolving from wolves.
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Cacti in Arizona have spines similar to cacti in Sub-Saharan Africa. The fact that these unrelated species both have spines is evidence of this type of evolution.
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Genetic ____________ occurs when 2 groups can no longer reproduce with each other, the result of speciation.
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The pattern of evolution that occurs when 2 unrelated species put evolutionary pressure on each other (like bee and flower) is this
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When determining the relation between 2 species, the more ____________ structures they have in common, the closer they are in relation.
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The level of classification described by Eukarya, Bacteria and Archaea
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A group of related “Orders” belong to the same “__________”
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A branch on a phylogenetic tree, representing organisms who share common ancestors, is called a _________.
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A homologous structure found in the ancestors of all members of a particular clade is known as a ___________ characteristic
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According to the phylogeny above, this species would be most closely related to “E” A B C D E
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According to data, the Earth is about this many billions of years old.
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One characteristic of the universal ancestor of all living things is this
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According to the tree above, Archaeans are most closely related to this clade Bacteria Eukarya Archaea
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At this point (A, B, or C) on the phylogeny above mitochondria evolved Bacteria Eukarya Archaea A B C
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At this point (A, B, or C) on the phylogeny above photosynthesis evolved Bacteria Eukarya Archaea A B C
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Examples of members of this kingdom are mushroom and mold
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Examples of members of this kingdom are kelp and paramecium
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Examples of members of this kingdom are methanogens and thermophiles
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Examples of members of this kingdom are E. coli and L. acidophillus
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This kingdom would include eukaryotic multicellular heterotrophs
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Humans belong to this class of chordates
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One of the 4 derived characteristics of all chordates is this
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This is the point (A, B, C, D or E) where an amniotic egg evolved
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This is the point (A, B, C, D or E) where a bony skeleton evolved
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This is the derived characteristic that frogs and humans share most recently
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Cladograms
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Make a cladogram from the following data ChlorophyllVeinsSeedsFlowers MossX FernXX Pine TreeXXX RoseXXXX
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