Midterm 11 Flashcards

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the biological species concept

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separate species are reproductively isolated from one another

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reproductive barriers

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  1. pre mating, pre zygotic
  2. post mating, pre zygotic
  3. post zygotic
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  1. pre mating, pre zygotic
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habitat isolation
temporal isolation
behavioral isolation
mechanical isolation

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  1. post mating, pre zygotic
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gametic isolation

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  1. post zygotic
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hybrid inviability
hybrid sterility
hybrid breakdown

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allopatric speciation

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different country
passively by vi-cariance events i.e., new rivers, deserts
actively by dispersal events

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sympatric speciation

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same country
constant gene flow makes sympatric speciation difficult and unlikely

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the Dobzhansky-Muller Model DMI

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negative epistatic interactions that occur between different alleles of different genes with a different evolutionary history

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9
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the neutral theory of molecular evolution

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most variation at the molecular level does not affect fitness
rate of neutral molecular evolution = neutral mutation rate x probability of fixation of a neutral mutation

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10
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in a diploid ppl, new mutations start at frequency

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1/2N

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the probability that a new neutral mutation in a diploid ppl reaches 100% if there

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1/2N

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12
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the population experiences __ mutations per generation

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2N x mu

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13
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rate of neutral molecular evolution =

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mu
2Nmu x 1/2N
neutral mutation rate x probability of fixation of a neutral mutation

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implications of the neutral theory

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  1. if the mutation rate is constant, neutral evolution should happen at a constant rate
  2. if beneficial mutations are very rare, the rate of evolution is a function of the mutations that are neutral f0
    - rate of neutral molecular evolution = f0 x mu
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mu

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each copy of the locus get mutated with mutation rate mu per generation

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16
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transposons

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45% of the human genome
can be used to introduce a piece of foreign DNA into a genome
mobile DNA elements that can replicate and insert themselves into different locations within the host genome