Evo Devo Flashcards

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Subfunctionalization

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After duplication, paralogs divide the work initially undertaken by the gene before duplication.
AB–> A B

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Neofunctionalization

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Duplicated genes diverge, allowing for some new, but related function to evolve.

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Ontogeny

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Development of an individual is stepped through “simple” traits early in development to more complex traits later on.

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Two main types of paedomorphosis

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  1. Neoteny

2. Progenesis

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Paedomorphosis

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Refers to the appearance of traits formerly seen in the juvenile stage of species during the adult stage in a descendant species.

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Heterochrony

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Changes in the rate and timing of development.

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7
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Two types of pathogens

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Primary and opportunistic

Specialists) and (Generalists

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Parapateric speciation

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Subset of the population migrate somewhere else.

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The Lilliput Effect

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The reduction in body size of surviving taxi after a mass extinction.

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10
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Pleiotrophy

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When a gene has multiple phenotypic effects .

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