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Classification of Living Things
20-3
Chapter 20
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Classification of Classification of Living ThingsLiving Things 2
Cladistic SystematicsCladistic Systematics
Now that we know how to read phylogenetic Now that we know how to read phylogenetic trees….how are they made?trees….how are they made?
Based on shared anatomical characteristicsBased on shared anatomical characteristics
Cladogram:Cladogram: a branching diagram that shows the a branching diagram that shows the relationship among species in regard to their relationship among species in regard to their shared derived characteristicsshared derived characteristics
A cladogram is a special type of phylogenetic treeA cladogram is a special type of phylogenetic tree
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Classification of Classification of Living ThingsLiving Things 3
Cladistic SystematicsCladistic Systematics
Cladogram:Cladogram: Traces evolutionary history of the Traces evolutionary history of the group under studygroup under study
Uses shared derived characters to:Uses shared derived characters to:
Classify organisms, andClassify organisms, and
Arrange taxa into a cladogramArrange taxa into a cladogram
A A cladeclade is an evolutionary branch that includes: is an evolutionary branch that includes: A common ancestor, together withA common ancestor, together with
All its descendent speciesAll its descendent species
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Constructing a CladogramWhen constructing a When constructing a cladogram, the first cladogram, the first step is to make a step is to make a chart with the chart with the characteristics to be characteristics to be compared.compared.
Notice in the chart on Notice in the chart on the right all of the the right all of the organisms have a organisms have a notochord, but not all notochord, but not all of them are of them are vertebrates.vertebrates.
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Constructing a CladogramOnly the newt, snake Only the newt, snake and lizard have lungs and lizard have lungs and a 3-chambered and a 3-chambered heart.heart.
Snakes and lizards Snakes and lizards have internalization have internalization fertilization and fertilization and amniotic membranes amniotic membranes in their eggs.in their eggs.
Reptiles (snakes and Reptiles (snakes and lizards) are a lizards) are a cladeclade
Clade:Clade: an evolutionary an evolutionary branch that includes a branch that includes a common ancestor common ancestor together with all its together with all its descendant speciesdescendant species
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Constructing a CladogramThe newt (an The newt (an amphibian) and the eel amphibian) and the eel (fish) are all (fish) are all evolutionary evolutionary descendants of reptilesdescendants of reptiles
The next step is to draw The next step is to draw a cladogram showing a cladogram showing these relationshipsthese relationships
The goal is to have the The goal is to have the simplest drawing simplest drawing possiblepossible
What is the deal then What is the deal then with bony limbs and with bony limbs and long cylindrical body?long cylindrical body?
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Constructing a Cladogramparsimony: parsimony: the fewest number of assumptions is the most logical. results in the simplest cladogram possible
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Classification of Classification of Living ThingsLiving Things 8
ParsimonyParsimony
Cladists are always guided by the principle of Cladists are always guided by the principle of parsimonyparsimony
The arrangement requiring the fewest The arrangement requiring the fewest assumptions is preferredassumptions is preferred
This would:This would:
Leave the fewest number of shared derived Leave the fewest number of shared derived characters unexplainedcharacters unexplained
Minimize the number of assumed evolutionary Minimize the number of assumed evolutionary changeschanges
The reliability of a cladogram is dependent on The reliability of a cladogram is dependent on the knowledge and skill of the investigatorthe knowledge and skill of the investigator
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Alternate, Simplified Cladograms
a. X, Y and Z share the same characteristics.b. & c. b. and c. are unlikely examples as the shared
characteristics in Y and Z would have had to evolve independently
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10Cladistic Versus Traditional View ofReptilian Phylogeny
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Phenetic SystematicsPhenetic Systematics
Assumes it will never be possible to construct Assumes it will never be possible to construct a truly phylogenetic classification systema truly phylogenetic classification system
Species are classified according to the total Species are classified according to the total number of shared similaritiesnumber of shared similarities
Disregards assumed phylogenetic Disregards assumed phylogenetic considerationsconsiderations
Ignores issues of convergent or parallel Ignores issues of convergent or parallel evolutionevolution
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Classification of Classification of Living ThingsLiving Things 12
Traditional SystematicsTraditional Systematics
Mainly uses anatomical dataMainly uses anatomical data
Classify organisms using assumed phylogeny Classify organisms using assumed phylogeny with emphasis on phenotypewith emphasis on phenotype
Stress both common ancestry and degree of Stress both common ancestry and degree of structural difference among divergent groupsstructural difference among divergent groups
Construct phylogenetic trees by applying Construct phylogenetic trees by applying evolutionary principles to categoriesevolutionary principles to categories
Not strict in making sure all taxa are Not strict in making sure all taxa are monophyleticmonophyletic