'Mammalia' presentation slideshows

Review:

Review: a change in genes (allele freq) that produces a phenotype that is favorable (increases fitness) in a particular environment leads to natural selection (survive or not in that env ) and thus Evolution!. Have out your Microevolution HW.

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6 Kingdoms of Life

6 Kingdoms of Life. As living things are constantly being investigated, new attributes are revealed that affect how organisms are placed in a standard classification system. Carl Linnaeus was a scientist who developed a classification system for living things. Wrote book Systema

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Name the 7 levels of classification

Name the 7 levels of classification. Kingdom Phylum Class Order Family Genus Species. How do you remember them?. Kings Play Chess On Fine Glass Seats. Name the 6 Kingdoms. Animal Plant Fungi Archeabacteria Eubacteria Protists. What defines an animal?. Multicellular

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Chapter 5

Chapter 5. Macroevolution: Processes of Vertebrate and Mammalian Evolution. Classification. Classification is used to order organisms into categories to show evolutionary relationships. Example - human classification Kingdom: Animalia Subkingdom: Metazoan Phyla: Chordata

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Diversity Unit Introduction

Diversity Unit Introduction. SBI 3UO. HIERARCHIAL SPECIES CLASSIFICATION . Increasing level of specificity RANK : level in the hierarchy TAXON : names of the levels TAXONOMY : the use of taxons to classify species. HIERARCHIAL SPECIES CLASSIFICATION. Domains Kingdoms Phyla Classes

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18.2 Modern Evolutionary Classification

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Marcel S. Alejandro O. Sergio H. Javier C.

VERTEBRATES. Marcel S. Alejandro O. Sergio H. Javier C. Backbones : The spinal colummn Scales : Flat plates covering the body of some animals like some Reptilians and some Fish Exoskeleton : The external covering structure of animals (shell)

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Microbial Diversity

Microbial Diversity. Scott Clingenpeel. Complete Genomes. 2671 Prokaryotic genomes in GenBank 114 Eukaryotic genomes 9 Plants 52 Animals. Do we really need more microbial genomes?. Microbial Diversity. Less than 0.1% of known microbes have been grown in the lab

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Classification: Sorting it all out

Classification: Sorting it all out. Pgs. 160 - 165. Classifying. Classification is the arrangement of organisms into orderly groups based on their similarities. For thousands of years, humans have classified different kinds of organisms based on their usefulness.

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Classification of Living Things

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CLASSIFICATION

CLASSIFICATION. Chapter 17. What is Classification??. Classification is the arrangement of organisms into orderly groups based on their similarities . Classification is also known as taxonomy. A person who identifies and names organisms is known as a Taxonomist.

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koalas

koalas. By : Brandon Miller. classification. Kingdom : Animalia Phylum : C hordata Class :Mammalia Order : Diprotodontia Family : Phascolarctidae Genus : Phascolarctos Species :Phascolarctos. Physical characteristics.

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Taxonomy

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Taxonomy

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Chapter Six

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THE SKUNK( Mephitis mephitis)

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Bottlenose Dolphin

Bottlenose Dolphin. Brittany Ahart Lawerence P-B. Summary.

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Data Handling & Analysis ZO4030 2012-2013

Data Handling & Analysis ZO4030 2012-2013. Andrew Jackson a.jackson@tcd.ie. Basic Data Organisation. Use Excel to input and organise your data Each row is a different observation. Propose an hypothesis.

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Classification of Organisms

Classification of Organisms. Taxonomy : science concerned with the naming & classification of organisms. Carolus Linnaeus, a Swedish botanist, is credited with the development of our modern method of classification called binomial nomenclature. (Genus, species)

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