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1.Evolutionary Biology: Phylogeny andCladistics2. History Taxonomists have sought to construct a system thatwould reflect evolutionary relationships. Use morphology…

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Slide 1Speciation and the Species Problem Processes, Patterns and Biological Ontologies M. Brochhausen Philosophy of Biology Conference, September 29, 2007 Buffalo Slide…

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Slide 1 Species concepts Problem with fossil material – How many species are represented? Coexisting populations – How many species were represented? – Homo sapiens…

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Kingdoms and Domains Bacteria Archaea Eukarya Bacteria Archaea Protista Plantae Fungi Animalia Monera Protista Plantae Fungi Animalia The three-domain system The six-kingdom…

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Species Concepts 0 This idea goes all the way back to Darwin where he used visible âgapsâ in morphology to delimit species. âI believe that species come to be tolerably…

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NIS - BIOLOGY NIS - BIOLOGY Lecture 81 – Lecture 82 – Lecture 83 Modern Classification Ozgur Unal 1 Determining Species 2 Do these two organisms belong to the same species?…

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What is a species? â groups of actually or potentially interbreeding individuals within an area, which are reproductively isolated from other such groups (Mayr 1942).  …

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Mass Extinctions Tim Bradshaw December 7, 2005 Extinction âceasing of existence of a species or group of taxaâ Classic cause: failure to adapt to changes in environment…

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Species Concepts 0 This idea goes all the way back to Darwin where he used visible âgapsâ in morphology to delimit species. âI believe that species come to be tolerably…