finding order in diversity chapter 18 section 1 notes
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Finding Order in DiversityFinding Order in Diversity
Chapter 18Chapter 18
Section 1Section 1
NotesNotes
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Why Classify?Why Classify?
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Why do we classify organisms?Why do we classify organisms?
• Organize into biologically meaningful groups
• Show relationships• Give universally
accepted scientific names
• Eliminate confusion!
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How Do We Name Organisms?How Do We Name Organisms?
• In 1735, a Swedish botanist developed a system of naming organisms
• What was this system called?• Binomial nomenclature• What does this stand for?• 2 name naming• Who was this Swed?• Carolus Linnaeus
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LinnaeusLinnaeus
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The Fundamentals of The Fundamentals of Binomial NomenclatureBinomial Nomenclature
• Each organism given a two part name. • The first word is its Genus group• Second word is descriptive and is its species
name• Use Latin to compose the names. Why?• Latin is a dead language.• Scientific names are written in English
characters world-wide. • Scientific names are always italicized or
underlined with Genus name capitalized
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Binomial Nomenclature – Some Binomial Nomenclature – Some ExamplesExamples
Homo sapien = HumanChemistry Teacher =
Chemis nerdus
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Felis domesticusFelis domesticus
• Cat
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Canis familiarisCanis familiaris
• dog
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Acer rubrumAcer rubrum
• Red Maple
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Taraxacum officionaleTaraxacum officionale
• dandelion
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TaxonomyTaxonomy
• The science of naming organisms and assigning them to groups.
• Taxa (Taxon) = – The assigned groups
• Linnaeus began grouping by morphology (form and structure)
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The TaxaThe Taxa
• What is the smallest group with the most similarities among members?
• species
• And a group of similar species is called?
• Genus
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ExamplesExamples
Panthera leo = lionPanthera tigris = tigerFelis domesticus = CatFelis concolor = Mountain lion
Genus = Panthera
Genus = Felis
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Continuing with the TaxaContinuing with the Taxa
• Groups of similar Genera form a:– Family
• Felidae = cat family and includes Genera
• Panthera, Felis, Acinonyx and other cat Genera
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Continuing with the TaxaContinuing with the Taxa
• Several similar Families form an – Order
• Carnivora is the Order containing Families:
• Felidae, Ursidae, Canidae, etc.
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Continuing with the TaxaContinuing with the Taxa
• Orders are grouped into… – Classes
Mammalia formed from orders Carnivora, Primates, Rodentia, etc.
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Continuing with the TaxaContinuing with the Taxa
• Many classes are grouped together into– Phyla
• Chordata includes the classes Mammalia, Reptilia, Aves & Osteichthyes, etc.
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Continuing with the TaxaContinuing with the Taxa
• Many Phyla together form a… – Kingdom
• Kingdom Animalia includes Phyla Chordata, Arthropoda, Annelida, Porifera
& Echinodermata, etc.
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Putting it in perspectivePutting it in perspective
• The Kingdom is the largest group with the least number of common characteristics among its members.
• The species is the smallest group with the most number of common characteristics.
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The Taxa of…?The Taxa of…?