Lec. 39 Origins of Species Flashcards

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What are the 5 Prezygotic Isolating Mechanisms

A
  1. Ecological isolation
  2. Behavioral isolation
  3. Temporal isolation
  4. Mechanical isolation
  5. Gametic isolation
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What is prezygotic isolation

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before fertilization

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3
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what is postzygotic isolation

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after fertilzation

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4
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What is ecological isolation

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when organisms live in different environments

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5
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what is behavioral isolation

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when organisms practice different mating rituals

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what is temporal isolation

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when organisms mate/reproduce at different times

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7
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what is mechanical isolation

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organisms physically cannot mate

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Gametic isolation

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reproductive barrier that prevents the fertilization of the egg

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9
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what are the types of postzygotic isolation mechanisms

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the hybrids are…
1. inviable (can’t develop properly)
2. infertile (cannot reproduce)
3. have a lower fitness

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10
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what keeps 2 species reproductively isolated?

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prezygotic isolation and postzygotic isolation

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How do species form?

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speciation

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12
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what causes speciation?

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  1. population divergence
  2. reproductive isolation evolves
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13
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what is allopatric speciation?

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geographic separation of populations cause “accidental” reproductive isolation

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14
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what is allopatric vicariance

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a barrier that arises within an existing population

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15
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what is allopatric dispersal

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when individuals cross an existing barrier

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16
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what is sympatric speciation

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speciation without geographic isolation through gene flow

17
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what is sympatric polyploidy

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when an organism develops an extra set of chromosomes

18
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what is allopolyploidy

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hybridization between species with different chromosomes

19
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what is autopolyploidy

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an error in meiosis causing a zygote to have an extra set of chromosomes

20
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what is sympatric nonrandom mating

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assortative mating (like organisms mate with other like organisms) and disruptive sexual selection

21
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what is sympatric habitat differentiation

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different uses of the local habitat or non-overlapping cruising range

22
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what are the modes of speciation

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allopatric speciation and sympatric speciation

23
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what are the mechanisms of allopatric speciation (geographic isolation)

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vicariance or dispersal

24
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what are the mechanisms of sympatric speciation (reproductive isolation)

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polyploidy, habitat differentiation, nonrandom mating