Chapter 22 Flashcards

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What’s speciation?

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speciation is when one species splits into two or more species

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What’s microevolution?

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microevolution are the changes in the allele frequencies in a population over times

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What’s macroevolution?

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macroevolution is the broad pattern of evolution above the species level.

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What the biological concept of species?

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the biological concept of species says that a species is a group or population whose members can INTERBREED and make viable FERTILE offspring with each other.
- BUT they can’t mate with other species

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Gene flow occurs between ____

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gene flow occurs between different populations of a species

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What’s reproductive isolation?

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reproductive isolation are BIOLOGICAL BARRIERS that prevent two different species from interbreeding and making offspring

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What’re hybrids?

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hybrids are mixed offspring from two different species

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What’re prezygotic barriers?

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pre zygotic barriers block FERTILIZATION from occuring

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What’re post zygotic barriers?

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post zygotic barriers are used AFTER a sperm cell from one species fertilized an egg from another species

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What’s temporal isolation?

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temporal isolation is when different species breed at 
1. different times during the day
2. different seasons
3. different years 
so they can interbreed
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What’s mechanical isolation?

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mechanical isolation are when MORPHOLOGICAL differences prevent mating
- e.g. penis size

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What does morphological differences mean

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differences in the body structure

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What is the morphological definition of a species?

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the morphological definition of a species says that species are characterized by BODY STRUCTURE

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What’s the ecological definition of a species?

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the ecological definition of a species says that species are characterized by their INTERACTIONS with the environment

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What’s the phylogenetic definition of a species?

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the phylogenetic definition of a species says that a species is defined as the SMALLEST group of individuals that share a COMMON ANCESTOR

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What’s allopatric speciation?

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allopatric speciation is when a NEW species arises after a few individuals from a population are geographically isolated.

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What’s sympatric speciation?

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sympatric speciation is speciation that occurs in populations that live in the SAME GEOGRAPHIC area.

18
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What causes sympatric speciation? (3)

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causes of sympatric speciation:

  1. polyploidy
  2. habitat differentiation
  3. sexual selection
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What’s polyploidy?

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polyploidy is an ACCIDENT during cell division that creates extra sets of CHROMOSOMES

20
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What’re the types of polyploidy? (2)

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types of polyploidy:

  1. autopolyploid
  2. allopolyploid
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What’s an autopolyploid?

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An autopolyploid is an individual that has more than two chromosomes sets that’re all from one single species

22
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What’s an allopolyploid?

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an allopolyploid occurs when two different species interbreed and their offspring can only mate with other hybrids like them.

23
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What’s a hybrid zone?

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a hybrid zone is a region in which different species meet and mate, making mixed offspring

24
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What’re the effects of a hybrid zone? (3)

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effects of a hybrid zone:

  1. reinforcement
  2. fusion
  3. stability
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How does a hybrid zone lead to reinforcement?

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a hybrid zone reinforces REPRODUCTIVE or PREZYGOTIC barriers!

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How does a hybrid zone lead to fusion?

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a hybrid zone causes two different species that have mixed offspring to fuse into ONE SINGLE SPECIES

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How does a hybrid zone lead to stability?

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a hybrid zone stabilizes and maintains a hybrid population.

28
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What’s punctuated equilibrium?

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punctuated equilibrium are periods of STASIS punctuated by SUDDEN CHANGE in a species.