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*'''1c:''' Yes, humans are certainly vertebrated (we have a spine), and that can been seen in the taxonomy by looking at the "full lineage" and seing we're members of the group "Vertebrata". | *'''1c:''' Yes, humans are certainly vertebrated (we have a spine), and that can been seen in the taxonomy by looking at the "full lineage" and seing we're members of the group "Vertebrata". | ||
== Question | == Question 2: == | ||
Lowest ranking taxonomical group shared by Human (TaxID: 9606) and Mouse (TaxId:10090) | |||
Euarchontoglires (rank: superorder) is the last common group before human and | *'''2a:''' (abbreviated lineage): '''Mammalia''' (rank: class) - Eng: Mammals | ||
mouse branch off into primates and rodents. | *'''2b:''' (full lineage): '''Euarchontoglires''' (rank: superorder) is the last common group before human and | ||
mouse branch off into primates and rodents. This is a group of placental mammals. | |||
== Question 7: == | == Question 7: == | ||
Revision as of 11:28, 28 August 2026
Answers to the Using the Taxonomy database exercise
Answers by: Rasmus Wernersson, Aug 2026
Question 1:
- 1a: "Metazoa" Taxonomy ID: 33208
- 1b: Familiy containing humans: Hominidae
- 1c: Yes, humans are certainly vertebrated (we have a spine), and that can been seen in the taxonomy by looking at the "full lineage" and seing we're members of the group "Vertebrata".
Question 2:
Lowest ranking taxonomical group shared by Human (TaxID: 9606) and Mouse (TaxId:10090)
- 2a: (abbreviated lineage): Mammalia (rank: class) - Eng: Mammals
- 2b: (full lineage): Euarchontoglires (rank: superorder) is the last common group before human and
mouse branch off into primates and rodents. This is a group of placental mammals.
Question 7:
For both the Abbreviated and Full list:
Metazoa — "animals" (kingdom).
Question 8:
a)
The sister group to the Zebrafish is the cod.
The sister group to the lungfish is the Coelacanth (famous "Blue fish").
b)
Now, the sister group to the lungfish is you!
c)
you
d)
you
e)
you
f)
No! See https://www.sciencealert.com/actually-there-is-no-such-thing-as-a-fish-say-cladists
Question 9:
a)
Yes, there is a difference.
b)
Yes, the trees can be made identical by swapping the Coelacanth and the lungfish.