Mutations Vocabulary

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Mutations Vocabulary

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I feel like I’ve been taking notes on chapter 6 forever, it’s really long and on a subject I know nothing about (primates). Above you can see my first attempt at notes feat. a messy desk, and today’s attempt with slightly more order.
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Ardipithecus Kadabba Classification
Kingdom = Animalia
Phylum = Chordata
Class = Mammalia
Order = Primates
Family = Hominidae
Subfamily = Homininae
Genus = Ardipithecus
Species = A. kadabba
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Placoderms
-- extinct lineage
-- earliest gnathostomes
-- armored vertebrates
-- name means “plate-skinned”
-- most were less than a meter long
-- some were more than 10 meters long
-- diverged 420 million years ago
-- diverged into -- chrondrichthyes -- ray-finned fishes -- lobe-fins
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Directional Selection
-- also called positive selection
-- an extreme phenotype is favored above all other phenotypes
-- caused when an extreme allele is the most advantageous
-- because this allele increases survival or reproductive capability, carriers of it will produce more offspring
-- because they produce more offspring, the allele will increase in frequency
-- first described in Charles Darwin’s “On the Origin of Species”
-- examples -- African cichlids -- sockeye salmon
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