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Selasa, 22 November 2011

KEANEKARAGAMAN HAYATI

KEANEKARAGAMAN HAYATI
•         Keanekaragaman genetik
•         Keanekaragaman spesies
•         Keanekaragaman ekosistem
SEJARAH KLASIFIKASI ORGANISME
•         Aristoteles (400BC-mid 1800-a)
•         Linnaeus (1700-an)
•         E. Haeckel (1866)
•         E. Chatton (1937)
•         R.H. Whittaker (1969)
•         C. Woese (1978)
•         C.J. Bult (1996)
DASAR KLASIFIKASI (1)
•          Aristoteles s/d Linnaeus :Kenampakan luar Organisme
•         Dua dunia Kehidupan : Plantae, Animalia
DASAR KLASIFIKASI (2)
•         E. Haeckel (1866) : fologi Mikroskopis
•         3 (tiga) dunia kehidupan : Plantae, Animalia, Prostista
DASAR KLASSIFIKASI (3)
•         E. Chatton (1937) : Sruktur organisasi internal sel penyusun
•         Dua tipe sel penyusun organisme
1.      Prokaryot : Bakteri dan Arkhaea
2.      Eukaryot : Plantae, Fungi, Animalia, Algae, Protozoa
DASAR KLASSIFIKASI (4)
•         R. H. Whittaker (1969) : Tipe organisasi internal, Tipe organisasi selular, Tipe nutrisi
•         5 (lima) dunia kehidupan : Monera, Protista, Fungi, Plantae, Animalia
DASAR KLASSIFIKASI (5)
•         Carl Woese (1978) : Perbandingan molekul Rrna. 16S rRNA (Prokaryot) 18S rRNA (Eukaryot)
•         3 (tiga) Domain kehidupan : Domain Bakteria, Domain Archaea, Domain Eukarya
DASAR KLASSIFIKASI (6)
•         Carol J. Bult (1996) : Sequencing genom Methanococcus janashii (Arkhaea), Kemiripan antara Bakteria dengan Arkhaea 50%, Secara evolusioner Arkhaea lebih mirip dengan Eukarya
TAXONOMY
•         Taxonomy - the science of the classification of organisms.
•         Taxonomy is a system of orderly classification of organisms into categories called taxons
•         taxonomy is based on the Linnaean binomial system
•         Organisms are placed into one of five Kingdoms; Animalia, Fungi, Plantae, Protista, Monera
•         Within each Kingdom each organism is nested into a hierarchical classification of taxons in the order - Kingdom, Phylum-Division, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species.
•         Taxons higher up in the list hold higher numbers of different organisms
CLASIFICATIN LEVEL
•         Go to the higest level -> the similarities is little but the members are biggest
•         Go to the species (the low level) -> the members are little but the organisme have some properties in morp, pishio, anatomi
THE NOMENCLATURE -> name of organism is difference for every region
•         The local name are making many problem because the same organism is given different name
•         Then taxonomist try to create a nomenclature which is simple easy to understand and avalid internationally is called SCIENTIFIC NAME
SCIENTIFIC NAME
•         the name of animal and plants is universal and recognize around the world, there is not be mistaken, binomium nomenclature by CAROLLUS LINNEUS
THE METHODS OF BINOMIUM NOMENCLATURE
•         use latin words or latinized
•         consist of two word
1.      the first name, name ofgenus begin with a capital letter
2.      the second shows species (epitheton specificum) begin with a small letter). Those name are given separate underline or italized
ex : Oryza sativa or Oryza sativa
•         consist of tree words :
ex : Hibiscus rosasinensis or Hibiscus rosa-sinensis, Felis maculata domestica, Gallus-gallus domestica
OTHER TAXON
•         Genus
            the first of spesies name
            example : Solanum
•         Familia name :
            Plants  : selected name of genus  + aceae (plant)
            Animal : selected name of genus + idea (animals)
            Example : Solanaceae , Felidae
•         Ordo name :
            Plant : selected name of familia  + ales
            Animal : none (irreguler)
            Example : Solanales, carnivore
•         Classis name : Natural characteristics
            Plants -> Natural characteristics + mycetes /+phyceae / + opsida
            Animals-> irregular (Natural characteristics)
            Example : Ascomycetes,  Chlorophyceae, Liliopsida
•         Divisio / Phyllum name :
            Plants -> General characteristics + phyta/mycota
            Animals-> irreguler
            group of vertebrate animals -> chordate

KEANEKARAGAMAN HAYATI


KEANEKARAGAMAN HAYATI
•         Keanekaragaman genetik
•         Keanekaragaman spesies
•         Keanekaragaman ekosistem
SEJARAH KLASIFIKASI ORGANISME
•         Aristoteles (400BC-mid 1800-a)
•         Linnaeus (1700-an)
•         E. Haeckel (1866)
•         E. Chatton (1937)
•         R.H. Whittaker (1969)
•         C. Woese (1978)
•         C.J. Bult (1996)
DASAR KLASIFIKASI (1)
•          Aristoteles s/d Linnaeus :Kenampakan luar Organisme
•         Dua dunia Kehidupan : Plantae, Animalia
DASAR KLASIFIKASI (2)
•         E. Haeckel (1866) : fologi Mikroskopis
•         3 (tiga) dunia kehidupan : Plantae, Animalia, Prostista
DASAR KLASSIFIKASI (3)
•         E. Chatton (1937) : Sruktur organisasi internal sel penyusun
•         Dua tipe sel penyusun organisme
1.      Prokaryot : Bakteri dan Arkhaea
2.      Eukaryot : Plantae, Fungi, Animalia, Algae, Protozoa
DASAR KLASSIFIKASI (4)
•         R. H. Whittaker (1969) : Tipe organisasi internal, Tipe organisasi selular, Tipe nutrisi
•         5 (lima) dunia kehidupan : Monera, Protista, Fungi, Plantae, Animalia
DASAR KLASSIFIKASI (5)
•         Carl Woese (1978) : Perbandingan molekul Rrna. 16S rRNA (Prokaryot) 18S rRNA (Eukaryot)
•         3 (tiga) Domain kehidupan : Domain Bakteria, Domain Archaea, Domain Eukarya
DASAR KLASSIFIKASI (6)
•         Carol J. Bult (1996) : Sequencing genom Methanococcus janashii (Arkhaea), Kemiripan antara Bakteria dengan Arkhaea 50%, Secara evolusioner Arkhaea lebih mirip dengan Eukarya
TAXONOMY
•         Taxonomy - the science of the classification of organisms.
•         Taxonomy is a system of orderly classification of organisms into categories called taxons
•         taxonomy is based on the Linnaean binomial system
•         Organisms are placed into one of five Kingdoms; Animalia, Fungi, Plantae, Protista, Monera
•         Within each Kingdom each organism is nested into a hierarchical classification of taxons in the order - Kingdom, Phylum-Division, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species.
•         Taxons higher up in the list hold higher numbers of different organisms
CLASIFICATIN LEVEL
•         Go to the higest level -> the similarities is little but the members are biggest
•         Go to the species (the low level) -> the members are little but the organisme have some properties in morp, pishio, anatomi
THE NOMENCLATURE -> name of organism is difference for every region
•         The local name are making many problem because the same organism is given different name
•         Then taxonomist try to create a nomenclature which is simple easy to understand and avalid internationally is called SCIENTIFIC NAME
SCIENTIFIC NAME
•         the name of animal and plants is universal and recognize around the world, there is not be mistaken, binomium nomenclature by CAROLLUS LINNEUS
THE METHODS OF BINOMIUM NOMENCLATURE
•         use latin words or latinized
•         consist of two word
1.      the first name, name ofgenus begin with a capital letter
2.      the second shows species (epitheton specificum) begin with a small letter). Those name are given separate underline or italized
ex : Oryza sativa or Oryza sativa
•         consist of tree words :
ex : Hibiscus rosasinensis or Hibiscus rosa-sinensis, Felis maculata domestica, Gallus-gallus domestica
OTHER TAXON
•         Genus
            the first of spesies name
            example : Solanum
•         Familia name :
            Plants  : selected name of genus  + aceae (plant)
            Animal : selected name of genus + idea (animals)
            Example : Solanaceae , Felidae
•         Ordo name :
            Plant : selected name of familia  + ales
            Animal : none (irreguler)
            Example : Solanales, carnivore
•         Classis name : Natural characteristics
            Plants -> Natural characteristics + mycetes /+phyceae / + opsida
            Animals-> irregular (Natural characteristics)
            Example : Ascomycetes,  Chlorophyceae, Liliopsida
•         Divisio / Phyllum name :
            Plants -> General characteristics + phyta/mycota
            Animals-> irreguler
            group of vertebrate animals -> chordate

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