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◾Organize your five animals by kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus, and species within your chart. This information can be accessed in a Web search of your animal. You may choose any format you wish for the taxonomy chart. It can follow the student example provided but does not have to replicate it exactly. Concept maps or circle diagrams are also appropriate for organizing your animals.<br>◾Organize your five animals by their evolutionary relationships with one another. This information can be accessed in a web search about your animal. (Hint: Review evolutionary relationships, ancestral traits, and derived traits from the lesson.)<br>◾There is no wrong way to make a cladogram. As long as you can justify species location on the cladogram, your chart will be correct. Your cladogram does not have to match the student example.<br>◾Remember, no matter what the relationship is between the groups depicted in a cladogram, there will always be one less clade than the number of groups.<br>◾Describe the physical traits your animals had in common with one another in your taxonomy chart. Break down your descriptions by taxa. (Example: All animals in the class Reptilia breathe air, lay shelled eggs, and have skin covered in scales.)<br>◾Explain the positions of each species in your cladogram. Why did you place each of your animals in those positions?<br>◾Which was more difficult to make, the Linnaean taxonomy chart or the cladogram? Explain your answer.<br>
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06.01 The Classification of Living Organisms 06.01 The Classification of Living Organisms By: Kalina Montoya
Kingdom: Animalia Pyhlum: Chardata Class: Aves Order: Passeriforms Family:Corvidae Genus: Cyanicita Species: Crista Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Chardata Class: Aves Order: Pelicaniformes Family: Pelecanide Genus: Pelecnus Species Pelicanus tirarenis
Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Chardata Class: Aves Order: Passoriforms Family: Turdidae Genus: Turdas Species: Turdas Migotorus Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Chardata Class: Aves Order: Passoriforms Family: Cardinalidee Genus: Cardinalis Species: C.Cardinals
Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Chardata Class: Aves Order: Passeriforms Family: Fringillida Genus: Carduels Species: Fringillidae
1. Physical traits that all these birds have in common are that they are able to fly. They have beaks and they don't have teeth. 2. I placed the birds on the cladogram based off their wingspan. The birds with the closet wingspan are together while the ones with a greater or bigger wingspan are further apart. 3. At first the cladogram was hard in the terms in how was I going to place each bird. Once that was figured out then it became easy to work with. Right from the start the chart was much easier to make.
