Speciation of fishes Flashcards

1
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What is the distribution of water?

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  • 97% in oceans
  • 2% as ice/vapour
  • 0.009% in freshwater lakes & streams
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2
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What % of fish are in freshwater?

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  • 41%
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3
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What do anadromous/catadromous mean? What % of fish are they?

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  • can spawn in one area and survive in others (live both in salt and freshwater)
    -1%
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4
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What are 2 examples of anadromous/catadromous fish?

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  • salmon and eel
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5
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What is allopatric speciation?

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  • geographic isolation
  • species separated (isolated water bodies)
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6
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Breakdown allopatric

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  • allo = other
  • patric = further land
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7
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What is sympatric speciation?

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  • divergence without geographical isolation
  • lots of species diversification in same body of water
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8
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What does behavioural isolation consist of?

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  • separate habitat use/spawning locations
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9
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How rapid can speciation occur? how often is it typically?

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  • <10, 000
  • 100 000s to several million years
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10
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What is the temperature range in water?

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-1.8 to 40

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11
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When does saltwater freeze?

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below 0

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12
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What are oxygen ranges in water?

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0 to 150% saturation

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13
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What are salinity ranges in water?

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0 to 90 grams of salt per litre

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14
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What is the salinity of freshwater? saltwater?

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  • 0 ppt
  • 36 ppt
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15
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What are the pH ranges in water?

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3.5 to 10

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16
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What is the depth range of water?

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  • surface to 7 000 m
17
Q

What is the pH difference between rios negro and solimoes?

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  • 3.5 and neutral
18
Q

What are the major characteristics of lake Magadi?

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  • fed by hot springs
  • 40 degrees
  • pH 10
19
Q

What is the max depth fish can live? what are some characteristics?

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  • up to 7km
  • high pressure
  • oligotrophic
20
Q

What % of fish are in oceans?

A

58%

21
Q

What are the 2 main limitations of oceans?

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  • unproductive and without light
22
Q

What is the distribution of fish in the open ocean

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  • 1% surface layer (epipelagic)
  • 5% unlit zone (Deepwater pelagic)
  • 7% bottom (deepwater benthic)
23
Q

What is the distribution of fish in human edges?

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  • nearshore/coastal = 78% +
24
Q

Does diversity = biomass? why?

A
  • no
  • because oceans are larger, there is larger biomass of fish
25
Q

Where does nearshore water get nutrient inputs? What does this do?

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  • from land and sunlight penetration
  • increases primary productivity