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Phylogenetic Analysis
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Aristotle• Through classification, one might discover
the essence and purpose of species.
Nelson & Platnick (1981) Systematics and Biogeography
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Carl Linnaeus• Swedish botanist (1700s)• Listed all known species• Developed scheme of classification to discover
the plan of the Creator
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Linnaeus’ Main Contributions
1) Hierarchical classification schemeKingdom: Phylum: Class: Order: Family: Genus: Species
2) Binomial nomenclature
Before Linnaeus
After Linnaeus
physalis amno ramosissime ramisangulosis glabris foliis dentoserratis
Physalis angulata
(aka Cutleaf groundcherry)
3) Originated the practice of using the ♂ - (shield and arrow) Mars
and ♀ - (hand mirror) Venus glyphs as the symbol for male and female.
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Charles Darwin • Species evolved from common ancestors.• Concept of closely related species being
more recently diverged from a common ancestor. Therefore taxonomy might actually represent phylogeny!
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The phylogeny and classification of life a proposed by Haeckel (1866).
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Trees - Rooted and Unrooted
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Trees - Rooted and Unrooted
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Monophyletic: A group composed of a collection of organisms, including the most recent common ancestor of all those organisms and all the descendants of that most recent common ancestor. A monophyletic taxon is also called a clade.
Paraphyletic: A group composed of a collection of organisms, including the most recent common ancestor of all those organisms. Unlike a monophyletic group, a paraphyletic group does not include all the descendants of the most recent common ancestor.
Polyphyletic: A group composed of a collection of organisms in which the most recent common ancestor of all the included organisms is not included, usually because the common ancestor lacks the characteristics of the group. Polyphyletic groups are considered "unnatural", and usually are reclassified once they are discovered.
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Paraphyletic or polyphyletic?
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Character Evolution• Heritable changes (in morphology, gene
sequences, etc.) produce different character states.
• Variability in terms of similarities and differences in character states provide the basis for inferring phylogeny (i.e., provide evidence of relationships).
• Independent occurrence of different character states is a necessary requirement. The more frequent the better the resolution.
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Characters and Character States
• Organisms comprise sets of features.• When organisms/taxa differ with respect to a
feature (e.g., its presence or absence or different nucleotide bases at specific sites in a sequence) the different conditions are called character states.
• The collection of character states with respect to a feature constitute a character.
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Numerical Taxonomy aka Phenetics
• Based on a numerical comparison of similarities and differencesof a group of organisms.
• Gave a new sense of rigor. (eventually used computers!)
• The source of data: characters and character states.
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The Terminology of Cladistics
Synapomorphy: a shared, derived character state. These are the basis of cladistics!
Autapomorphy: a unique, derived character state.
Symplesiomorphy: a shared, ancestral character state.
Only synapomorphies are used in order to avoid or minimize homoplasy.
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Within this taxon set, hair is a shared ancestral character(symplesiomorphy) of non-cetaceans. It would not indicate a close relationship of marsupial and placental mammals.
Symplesiomorphy
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Cladogram of Mesozoic Birds
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Evolutionary Taxonomy
• Based on an overall impression of similarities and differences, borne out of years of study of a group of organisms.
• Seeks to classify organisms using a combination of phylogenetic relationship and overall similarity. It thus allows for paraphyletic taxa.
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Why Might Similarities and Differences Be Unreliable for Inferring Phylogenies?
Homology vs. homoplasy(e.g., convergence, reversal, parallelism)
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Why Might Similarities and Differences Be Unreliable for Inferring Phylogenies?
•Unequal rates of evolution
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Homoplasy: similarity that is not homologous (not due to common ancestry). Can provide misleading evidence of phylogenetic relationships (if mistakenly interpreted as homology). Remember same as analogous structures or traits.
Parallelism refers to the independent evolution of the same derived trait via the same developmental changes.
Convergence refers to superficially similar traits that have a distinct developmental basis.
Reversal refers to return to the ancestral state. More problematic when considering molecular character data.
Why Might Similarities and Differences Be Unreliable for Inferring Phylogenies?
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Homoplasy - independent evolution
HumanLizard
Frog Dog
TAIL (adult)absentpresent
• Loss of tails evolved independently in humans and frogs - there are two steps on the true tree.
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Homoplasy - misleading evidence of phylogeny• If misinterpreted as homology, the absence of tails
would be evidence for a wrong tree: grouping humans with frogs and lizards with dogs.
Human
Frog
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TAIL (adult)absentpresent
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Homoplasy - Reversal• Reversals are evolutionary changes back to an ancestral
condition.• As with any homoplasy, reversals can provide
misleading evidence of relationships.
True tree Wrong tree101 2 3 4 5 67 8 91 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
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L H D L H D
Ancestral vs. derived character states
For lizards, dolphins, and horses, the ancestralcharacter state is 4 limbs. A derived characterstate is the presence of mammary glands.
Phylogeny based onnumber of limbs.
Phylogeny based onmammary glands.
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How do we determine if a trait
(character state) is ancestral or derived?
• Fossil record• Outgroup analysis• Evolutionary Modeling
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How Do We Improve on Cladistics?
• Ockham’s Razor - “entities should not be multiplied unnecessarily” aka the KISS system.
• Parsimony - the best estimate of phylogeny requires the fewest evolutionary changes to explain the distribution of shared derived character states (synapomorphies) in the organisms.
• Maximum Parsimony – exhaustive examination of all possible trees, where trees with the fewest inferred changes between character states are the maximum parsimony trees.
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Inferring a phylogeny by parsimony
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Inferring a phylogeny by parsimony
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Inferring a phylogenetic tree by the method of maximum parsimony
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Inferring a phylogenetic tree by the method of maximum parsimony
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Inferring a phylogenetic tree by the method of maximum parsimony
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Phylogenetic Analysis: Other Algorythms
using various Evolutionary Models
• Maximum likelihood• Neighbor joining• Quartet Puzzling • Relative Rate Test
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• Scoring characters can be challenging• Homoplasy may be common• Evolutionary change may erase signs of evolutionary history• Rapid radiation from a common ancestor• Gene trees may imply the wrong phylogeny• Hybridization and horizontal gene transfer
Difficulties in Phylogenetics
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Each position is not equal!
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Chloroplast gene ndhF has evolved more rapidly than rbcL
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Chloroplast gene rbcL provides better resolution for ancient divergences
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• Scoring characters can be challenging• Homoplasy may be common• Evolutionary change may erase signs of evolutionary history• Rapid radiation from a common ancestor• Gene trees may imply the wrong phylogeny• Hybridization and horizontal gene transfer
Difficulties in Phylogenetics
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Rapid evolutionary radiation driven by adaptive radiation
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Gene trees may or may not reflect the phylogeny of the species.
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Gene trees may or may not reflect the phylogeny of the species.
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Gene trees may or may not reflect the phylogeny of the species.
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• A genealogy of mitochondrial haplotypes in samples • from 32 species of cichlid fishes.
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• Scoring characters can be challenging• Homoplasy may be common• Evolutionary change may erase signs of evolutionary history• Rapid radiation from a common ancestor• Gene trees may imply the wrong phylogeny• Hybridization and horizontal gene transfer
Difficulties in Phylogenetics
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In spite of such difficulties, independent trees are often similar,unless you’re a turtle…
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The Universal Tree of Life
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Some Lessons from the BIG TREE of Life: Map of the Biological Record
Evolutionary “clock” is NOT constant among different lineages.
! Terminal nodes NOT all the same length, so not constant for all organisms either!! Endosymbionts sped up very fast (semi-autonomous organelles).! Eucarya – Fast clocks! Archaea – Slow clocks! Bacteria – Intermediate
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The Universal Tree of Life???
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Some Lessons from the BIG TREE of Life: Map of the Biological Record
What does genome sequencing and study of functional genomics addto our perspective?
The central information processing machinery encompasses core genome.
Metabolic functions, that’s when relationships get murky.Endosymbiosis involved more than organelles, i.e., two-way
transfer of genes with most going to the nucleus.Mitochondria have been at it much longer than chloroplasts.
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Take Home Message• Phylogeny is right or wrong, we try to infer it the
best we can.
• Taxonomy is useful or not, depending upon your point of view.
• Phylogeny allows us to ask testable questions, e.g., hypothesis testing regarding evolutionary relationships.