How are fossil organisms classified into genera?
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- How do these traits influence evolutionary trajectories? Discuss the use of geographic information systems (GIS) to analyze the spatial distribution of species within a genus and to identify potential areas of endemism or overlap.
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- Does biodiversity enhance agroecosystem function? Discuss the challenges of classifying organisms based on incomplete or damaged DNA extracted from museum specimens or fossils, requiring specialized techniques for amplification and analysis.
- Does evolutionary redundancy matter for stability? Discuss the challenges of classifying organisms that are known primarily from their larval stages (e.g., many marine invertebrates), as the adult forms may be unknown or difficult to associate with the larvae, complicating genus-level assignments.
- What are the challenges facing the field of taxonomy? Explain the concept of "phylogenetic imputation" and how evolutionary relationships can be used to predict missing trait data for species within a genus.
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