Systematics Essentials Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Systematics Essentials QuizOnline version Test your grasp of systematics basics by Joey Lyn Villaruel 1 What is the science of systematics primarily concerned with? a ecology of ecosystems b diversity and relationships of organisms c genetic engineering of species 2 What are the two main components of a phylogenetic tree? a branching order and branch length b node depth and leaf color c speciation rate and extinction rate 3 Which field provides scientific names for organisms? a Taxonomy b Phylogenetics c Biogeography 4 Which stage of taxonomy deals with identifying species by gross features? a Beta taxonomy b Gamma taxonomy c Alpha taxonomy 5 What does cladistics emphasize for phylogeny? a shared derived traits (apomorphies) b random similarity c ancestral traits (plesiomorphies) 6 Which approach replaced phenetics in systematics? a Cladistics b Phenetics c Mendelian taxonomy 7 What is the main task of systematics? a to catalog weather patterns b to understand evolutionary relationships among organisms c to assign economic value to species 8 Which field studies distribution of organisms across geography? a Molecular biology b Taxonomy c Biogeography 9 What does phylogenetics study? a biochemical pathways b trophic levels in food webs c evolutionary relatedness among groups 10 What is the difference between taxonomy and systematics? a Taxonomy names and classifies; systematics studies history and relationships b Taxonomy studies fossils; systematics studies behavior c Taxonomy uses only DNA data; systematics uses morphology

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Systematics Essentials QuizOnline version

Test your grasp of systematics basics

by Joey Lyn Villaruel

What is the science of systematics primarily concerned with?

ecology of ecosystems

diversity and relationships of organisms

genetic engineering of species

What are the two main components of a phylogenetic tree?

branching order and branch length

node depth and leaf color

speciation rate and extinction rate

Which field provides scientific names for organisms?

Taxonomy

Phylogenetics

Biogeography

Which stage of taxonomy deals with identifying species by gross features?

Beta taxonomy

Gamma taxonomy

Alpha taxonomy

What does cladistics emphasize for phylogeny?

shared derived traits (apomorphies)

random similarity

ancestral traits (plesiomorphies)

Which approach replaced phenetics in systematics?

Cladistics

Phenetics

Mendelian taxonomy

What is the main task of systematics?

to catalog weather patterns

to understand evolutionary relationships among organisms

to assign economic value to species

Which field studies distribution of organisms across geography?

Molecular biology

Taxonomy

Biogeography

What does phylogenetics study?

biochemical pathways

trophic levels in food webs

evolutionary relatedness among groups

What is the difference between taxonomy and systematics?

Taxonomy names and classifies; systematics studies history and relationships

Taxonomy studies fossils; systematics studies behavior

Taxonomy uses only DNA data; systematics uses morphology

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Systematics Essentials QuizOnline version

by Joey Lyn Villaruel

What is the science of systematics primarily concerned with?

What are the two main components of a phylogenetic tree?

Which field provides scientific names for organisms?

Which stage of taxonomy deals with identifying species by gross features?

What does cladistics emphasize for phylogeny?

Which approach replaced phenetics in systematics?

What is the main task of systematics?

Which field studies distribution of organisms across geography?

What does phylogenetics study?

What is the difference between taxonomy and systematics?

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