advanced lec 03 ornithology university of rio grande donald p. althoff, ph.d. archaeopteryx bird...
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ADVANCED LEC
03ORNITHOLOGYUniversity of Rio Grande
Donald P. Althoff, Ph.D.
Archaeopteryx
Bird Origins
Reference Chapters 1-2
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LIVING
EUKARYOTIC
VISIBLE TO NAKED EYE
MULTICELLULAR
Plantae
Animalia
Fungi
INVERTEBRATES
CHORDATES(vertebrates & tunicates
& cephalocordates)
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EUKARYA
Kingdom: ANIMALIA
Phylum: CHORDATA
Class
Order
Family
Genus
Species
Domain:
SubphylumsCephalochordata
Urochodata
Craniata(Vertebrata)
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MAMMALIA
AVES
REPTILIA
AMPHIBIA
OSTEICHTHYES
CHONDRICHTHYES
AGNATHA
Urochordata
Cephalochordata
no jaws
vertebrae
novertebrae
jaws
lungs
limbs
amnioticegg
PR
IMIT
IVE
A
DV
AN
CE
D
7 classesof
Vertebrates+
the “outgroups”
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Cladistic Systematics
• Make _________________• “clad” is Greek (klados) for branch, stem
“gramma” Greek for picture• Traces evolutionary history• Base of tree: primitive traits/characteristics
Top of tree: derived or _____________ traits/characteristics
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Common ancestorPRIMITIVE
CHARACTERISTICS
DERIVED (______________)CHARACTERISTICS
Common ancestor
1
2
A CBD
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Characteristics
“most”
____________
characte
ristic
s
“most”
__________
characte
ristic
s
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MAMMALIA
AVES
REPTILIA
AMPHIBIA
OSTEICHTHYES
CHONDRICHTHYES
AGNATHA
Urochordata
Cephalochordata
no jaws
vertebrae
novertebrae
jaws
lungs
limbs
amnioticegg
7 classesof
Vertebrates+
the “outgroups”
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vertebrae
Lungs, 3-chambered heart
__________________________________
Create a CLADOGRAM
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VERTEBRATES: Two Groups
• NON-AMNIOTESHagfishes & LampreysSharks, Rays & RatfishesBony fishesSalamanders, Frogs, & Caecilians
• _________________TurtlesTuatara, Lizards, & SnakesAlligators & CrocodilesBirdsMammals
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Diversity ofVERTEBRATES
Fig. 1-1 p4 PJH
AVES~9-10,000
species
*__________ diversity among vertebrates
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Archaeopteryx
• First “KNOWN” bird• Know this name & how to
spell it: Archaeopteryx
• Translates to “__________”• 1st fossil found in _________
(i.e., modern day Germany in Europe), in 1860. One of six early on discovered
• Tell-tale feathers in _______ ___________
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ArchaeopteryxLate Jurassic (155-150 MYA) Germany
A
R
R
R
reptilian
reptilian
reptilianavian
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• Feathers had much more differentiated feathers than either Caudipteryx and Protoarchaeopteryx—two species which appeared “after” Archaeopteryx
• Wing feathers differentiated into ___________ and secondaries—nearly identical to extant birds
• ____________________ flight feathers—which enhances aerodynamics forces on the wing
• After finding the 7th specimen, revealed a rectangular sternum which would add surface area for flight muscle attachment…further evidence it probably could fly. Probably took off by running and flapping wings. Modern day “__________” equivalent would be roadrunner…a ground dwelling, cursorial predator that takes to the air to escape a predator
Archaeopteryx …. features
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Fig. 16-25, p427 PJH
Archaeopteryx Neornithes
TERRESTRIAL ARBOREAL
12
34
56
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.Grasping arms, swivel wrist joint, _________ directed pubis
.____________ vane feathers on wings and tail, down-like feathers on body, long tail
._____________ wing and tail feathers, longer arms, reduced tail
Evolution of Derived Characters (Fig. 16-25)
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Early archosaur
RIGHT LATERAL VIEWS OF PELVIS1
Ornithischia
Saurischia
PUBUSORIENTED
POSTERIORLY
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Fig. 16-2, p391 PJH
ARCHOSAURS LEPIDOSAURS
Ornithischia
BIRDS
Archosauromorphs Lepidosauromorphs
Saurischia
Pubis oriented posteriorly
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Strut-like coracoid, fused pelvis, pygostyle, reduced foot claws
Increased skeletal fusion, deeper sternum, alula, shorter tail
Shorter back and tail, deeper sternum AND keel, more compact back and hip
Evolution of Derived Characters (Fig. 16-25)
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__________ coracoid4
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____________(dorsal view)
4
___________ fused caudal vertebrae
(lateral view)
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Alula – feathers attached to “thumb”that help with aerodynamics of flight…especially with slowing down without stalling
5
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Deeper sternum ___________6
Arctic puffin
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Model of Microraptor (Dromaeosaurid)(American Museum of Natural History)
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Archaeopteryx - Reptile-like
• ____________ structure (than modern-day birds)
• ______________ in the facial region
• ____________
• ____________ …in sockets
• _________________
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• #1 – FEATHERS !!!!
• ___________________with opposite side to form the WISHBONE (__________ is the scientific term)
• _________ digits (3 forward, 1 back)
• ________
• Etc.
Archaeopteryx - Bird-like
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Archaeopteryx
• Very much likely it could have flown…
• but, probably could __________ flight
• That lead to this possible scenario…
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Evolution “of flight” scenario
• ____________ trees at first only
• Moving from _________________ (needed opposable toes for grasping)…__________
• …then ________
• and finally _______
1
2
3
4
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Bird-like reptiles and reptile-like birds co-existed
Archeaopteryx “appeared” ~144 MYA
Birds start to “share” dominance with mammals
Toothless, present day forms of birds appear
Estimated 732 species by fossils aloneCondor-like bird 16-17 ft. wingspan
Fishes appeared 400-500 MYA
Amphibians appeared 360-408 MYA
Mammals appeared 208-245 MYA
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Archeaopteryx “appeared” ~144 MYA
Mass extinction of Dinosaurs & Reptiles
AGE OF BIRDS*
*Increase of new species exceeded extinction rate
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Later Evolution…based on limited fossil records
• Beginning of ______________(~65 MYA)
a) ____________ birds
b) emergence of ___________ present today
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Later Evolution…PLEISTOCENE (~150 MYA)
• Estimated 732 species by fossils alone• Condor-like bird (Teratornis incredibilis)
largest ever (?) to fly..16-17 ft wingspan
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Periods of Extinction
• MASS extinction: dinosaurs & reptiles ~60-144 MYA
• Significant extinction: when giant mammals emerged, ________________—probably flightless birds—became extinct, too
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Age of Birds
• With speculation, the ‘Age of Birds’ must have been _______________________ (see prior charts)...a span of ________________
• Increase of new species _____________ extinction rate
• TODAY: rate of extinction exceeds the rate of new species…thus, the decline continues
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Classification & Diversity of Birds
CLASS Aves
ORDERS 29
187 FAMILIES
> 2,050 GENERA
> ______ SPECIES
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• Order with the most:
Families 83 (next most is Charadriiformes… shorebirds…with 19) Genera1,161 (next most is Apodiformes…
swifts and hummingbirds… with 128)
Species5,712 (next most is Apodiformes… with 422)
Passeriformes (songbirds, perching birds, passerines)
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Classification & Diversity of Birds
CLASS Aves
SUPERORDERS _____________
“_____ jaw”2 orders,
11 families,63 species
___________“_____ jaw”
includes flightless birds
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Paleognathae = old jaw
• Tinamiformes (47 species)
• Ratities (no keel on their sternum) (16 species)A) Casuariiformes (emus & cassowaries)B) Rheiformes (rheas)C) Struthioniformes (ostriches)
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GIL
L: F
ig. 2
-15 Model of evolution of MODERN birds
Modern ornithurines