Evolution Of Development Flashcards

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What is evolution of development? (3)

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Differences in how processes used, results in different phenotypes

Developmental processes across diverse taxa is controlled by the same process

Re use and EE purposing the same molecular processes (HOX genes)

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Asexual clones to sexual reproduction (2) XRecombination

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Asexual:

  • parthenogenesis (producing offspring by mitosis)
  • agametic (no gametes)

Sexual reproduction:

  • Meiosis
  • Gametic
  • Segregation
  • Recombination
  • Syngamy
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3
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Define sngamy

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The fusion of two cells, or their nuclei in reproduction

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Protists to multicellularity (3)

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Division of labour

Need to specialise for reproduction

Need to re build the specialised differentiated body

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How did multicellularity come about? (3)

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Products of cell division stayed together

Secondary cell division of multi nuclear cell

Colonial living means organisms are more integrated (eg choanoflagellates)

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Solitary individuals to colonies

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Directly analogous to evolution of multicellularity (have a specialisation of functions)

Division of labour

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Disadvantages of colonies

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Need to rebuild the specialised differentiated body

Need to specialise for reproduction

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What’s the difficulty with colonies?

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Selection acts on individuals so how can it be advantageous?

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What’s the solution to living in colonies?

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Avoid cheating (as both lose)

People get neutral benefits (eg. Packs)

Kin selected altruism (favours reproductive success of organisms relatives)

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10
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give an example of morphogen patterns

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Example of cheetah with spots but striped tail (due to size and object (tube) etc

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What are Turing patterns?

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It causes changes in patterns of animals but requires an activator chemical and inhibitor.

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Development (3)

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Increase cell number

Differentiation of cells to multiple cell types

Co-ordinated suite of molecular and cellular processes to control cell number, position and its fate.

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13
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How are humans and worms immune systems similar

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They have same model but different use, but they are fundamentally the same process

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So-fold cost of sex

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Asexual reproduction is twice as efficient

Sexual reproduction: offspring is half the number of asexual but they’re more varied

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