LECTURE 8 FLASHCARDS

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What trees would be considered “parsimonious”?

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Trees that have fewer evolutionary changes (2 changes vs. 3 changes) - two change would be most likely

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What is the biological species concept?

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Groups of actually or potentially interbreeding natural populations that are reproductively isolated from such groups

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What is the morphological species concept?

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Defines species based on physical characteristics

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What is the Ecological Species concept?

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Defines species based on ecological roles and interactions

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What is the Phylogenetic species concept?

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Defines species based on evolutionary relationships and genetic data

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What is the genotypic cluster concept?

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Uses genetic data to identify cluster of individuals

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What do species form via?

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Speciation

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What is speciation?

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The process by which a single species splits into two or more distinct species over time.

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What does speciation require?

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Reproductive isolation (barrier to gene flow)

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What is allopatric speciation?

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Species split due to a geographic barrier or because some individual; moved to a different location

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What is Sympatric Speciation?

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Species is split by reproductive separation even though they are in the same place.

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