Lecture 4-Origin of Species Flashcards

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What is reproductive isolation?

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When biological factors (Barriers) impede two species from producing viable, fertile offspring

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What are the Pre-zygotic (before fertilization) barriers?

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  • Habitat Isolation
  • Temporal Isolation
  • Behavioral Isolation
  • Mechanical isolation
  • Gametic Isolation
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What are the post zygotic (after fertilization) barriers?

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  • Reduced hybrid viability
  • Reduced Hybrid Fertility
  • Hybrid Breakdown
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What is a hybrid zone?

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Region where two species come together to produce offspring

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What is allopatric speciation?

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New species form while geologically isolated. Results in reduced gene flow between species, become more diverged

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What is sympatric speciation?

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Subpopulations isolated in midst of parental population. Reduction in gene flow.

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What is autopolyloidy?

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Involves 1 organism. Failure in meiosis results in tetraploid branch. Diploid gametes are produced, resulting in tetraploid offspring karyotypes

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What is allopolyploidy?

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2 organisms, meiotic error=unreduced chromosome number in gametes.

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