Chapter 14

Question 1

Species

Answer 1

Populations whose members have the potential to interbreed and produce fertile offspring’s.

Question 2

Speciation

Answer 2

Formation of a new species, once formed a new species they cannot go to original species I won’t have fertile offspring’s.

Question 3

Prezygotic

Answer 3

Prevention of meeting between species due to reproductive cycles, odor, colors, different habitats, different reproductive genitalia

Question 4

Postzygotic

Answer 4

Stops spread of genetic information if matting occurs

Question 5

Hybrid zygote

Answer 5

Won’t grow to sexual maturity, may not produce functional gametes, may be Sterile. Like the male donkey and a female horse equals a sterile mu that’s natures way of fixing the problem

Question 6

Reproductive isolation

Answer 6

When separated from the parent specie, the evolution of reproduction periods between the new species in its parent species equals new species

Question 7

Allopathic speciation

Answer 7

A new species comes about because of geographic barriers that isolate like physically moving

Question 8

Sympathetic speciation

Answer 8

This is more common in plans, new species formed due to a genetic mutation, random genetic call pop ups, spontaneous mutation

Question 9

Taxonomy

Answer 9

Change of species