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    pec a on

    o ay sques ons:I. How o o og stsrecogn zespec es II. Howdoesspeciationoccur? Mechanismsofisolation Mechanismsofdivergence

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    I. Howdobiologistsrecognizespecies?Aspeciesisapopulationorgroupofpopulationsinwhichevolutionaryforcesareactingindependently.Speciationisasplittingevent:

    Newspeciesarecreatedby:1.Geneticiso ation ac o gene ow2.Geneticdivergence(duetomutation,selection,anddrift) y oesgene c so a oncrea e evo u onar yindependentunits?

    Whydoesgeneticdivergencecreatesynapomorphies?

    No gene flow to have them become similar. Selection, mutation and drift

    can now occur independently.

    Because it leads to different traits that can be used as synamophies.

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    UseofspeciesconceptsCriteriontoidspecies Advantages DisadvantagesBiologicalspeciesconcept

    Morphospecies concept

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    Monophyleticgroup(aka,

    andALLofitsdescendants

    Parap y etic group:anancestor

    and

    some,

    but

    not

    all,

    Polyphyleticgroup:shareatraitthatdidntexistinthecommonancestor.

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    LanceletsTunicates

    HagfishLampreys

    Ray-finned fishes

    Lobe-finned fish

    Frogs & toadsSalamanders

    MammalsLizards and snakes

    TurtlCrocodiles(Dinosaurs &) Birds

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    Anexampleofthephylogenetic speciesconceptAsianelephants

    Africanele hants

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    II.Howdoesspeciationoccur?A.Allopatric (differentland)speciation ,evolutionaryforceswillactonthemindependently.1.Dispersal(recallthatfoundereventstriggergene c r

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    N.parvuluswes ern s an s

    N.trifasciatusGenovesa(Floreana)

    N.melanotis(SanCristobal)N.parvulus

    Westernislands(Genovesa)

    N.macdonaldi(Espaola)

    Caribbean

    SanCristobal

    Floreana Espaola

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    e.g.Rhagoletis pomonella (appleandhawthornflies).

    2.Mechanismofdivergence:

    Flies have a strong preference to scentof a fruit so they are more likely to

    mate on that tree. Since they mate in

    different habitats, there is reduced

    gene flow.

    Different environments between the two

    trees, so they can now have independent

    evolutionary forces.

    Apple vs. Hawthorne:

    -Time of year.

    -Chemistry of fruit.

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    e.g.Tragopogon mirus

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    Tragopogon mirus

    1.Mechanism

    of

    isolation:

    2.Mechanismofdivergence:

    Punchline:itispossibletostudy

    Gametic barrier to reproductively

    isolate. Diploid and tetraploid

    would be triploid and they would

    be reproductively isolated.

    During Meiosis when homologs line

    up, the 3 chromosomes would lineup one with another and one

    alone.


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