Chapter 3: Speciation Flashcards

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process of species splitting into two/more species

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Speciation

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able to produce viable and fertile offspring

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species

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3
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for speciation to occur

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a reproductive barrier is needed

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4
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barrier that prevents species form mating (physical or non physical)

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reproductive barrier

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5
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a founder effect isolating population from the original can _____ odds of speciation a lot when natural selection occurs

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increase

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based on biological species concept what is a species and what are the two kinds of reproductive isolation

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species- able to create viable and fertile offsprings

Reproductive isolation prevents species from producing viable fertile offspring
types:
> Prezygotic barrier
> Postzygotic barriers

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reproductive barrier that prevents zygote from forming by:

> preventing different species from mating
preventing successful mating
preventing fertilization

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Pre-zygotic barriers

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5 types of pre-zygotic barriers

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Habitat, Temporal, Behavioral, Mechanical, Gametic isolation

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Pre-zygotic barrier where 2 species have different habitats

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habitat isolation

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Pre-zygotic barrier where species breed at different times

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Temporal isolation

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Pre-zygotic barrier where species have different behaviors (courtship rituals)

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behavioral isolation

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Pre-zygotic barrier where physical (morphological) differences

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Mechanical isolation

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Pre-zygotic barrier where fertilization don’t occur for two different species

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gametic isolation

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3 types of Post-zygotic barriers

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reduced hybrid variability, reduced hybrid fertility, hybrid breakdown

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post-zygotic barrier where hybrid is too weak and dies or isn’t alive

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reduced hybrid viability

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post-zygotic barrier where hybrids are sterile

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reduced hybrid fertility

17
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post-zygotic barrier where if not 1st gen hybrid then next generations of hybrids will be either weak/sterile

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hybrid breakdown

18
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2 types of speciation

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allopatric speciation
sympatric speciation

19
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speciation type where:
geographic isolation / physical barrier causes gene flow to be interrupted

ex: species in diff countries

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allopatric speciation

20
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gene flow interrupted bc of other reasons that is not a physical barrier (reproductive barrier)
ex: same country

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sympatric speciation

21
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3 ways Sympatric speciation occurs

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polyploidy, habitat differentiation and sexual selection

22
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sympatric speciation where a random event that leads to extra sets of chromosomes bc of cell division accidents

ex plants can be isolated bc of this (w/out physical barrier) and they can only reproduce successfully by self pollination or by reproducing with other plants that went through the same thing

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polyploidy

23
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sympatric speciation where new species are born when ancestral species split up into 2 different habitats (bc new ecological niches) and evolved separately

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habitat differentiation

24
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sympatric speciation which is also a form of natural selection where individuals are so picky when choosing a mate and the cycle continues with their offsprings enough for speciation to occur

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sexual selection

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another term for reproductive barrier
reproductive isolation
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an area which members of different species mate and produce hybrids
Hybrid zone
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3 possible outcomes for hybrid zone
Reinforcement, Fusion, Stability
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hybrid is less fit than parent species, strengthening of reproductive barriers, divergence between species continues
Reinforcement of hybrid zone
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hybrid is more fit than both parent species, weakening of reproductive barriers, two species become one
Fusion of hybrid zone
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fit hybrids continue to be produced and no significant change to bariers
Stability of hybrid zone
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Rates of speciation
speciation can occur rapidly or slowly and can result from changes in few or a lot of genes genetic mutation precedence of natural selection
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Gradual Pattern VS Punctuated Equilibrium (Speciation rates: can be 4,000 yrs - 40,000, 000 yrs)
Punctuated speciation - occurs rapidly (suggested with fossil records) theory of gradual pattern/gradualism - is constant and consistent change over long period of time w/out sudden development.