Part 2 Flashcards

(30 cards)

1
Q

DNA & mating

A

Variation is heritable

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2
Q

Giraffe long neck/short neck

A

Variation exists amongst individuals in a population

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3
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short neck can’t reach high trees & can starve

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Survival & reproduction success is variable

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4
Q

Long neck can reach trees & eat more

A

Non random survival & reproduction

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5
Q

No evolutionary change

A

Assumptions

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6
Q

Random mating

A

mating by chance

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7
Q

No natural selection

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all members contribute to number of gametes in a pool

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8
Q

No genetic drift

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no changing of frequencies

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9
Q

No gene flow

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all alleles from original populations gene pool

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10
Q

No mutation

A

no alleles

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11
Q

NOT an evolutionary process, but CAN change phenotype frequencies

A

Random mating

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12
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Inbreeding

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Non-random mating

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13
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Assortative mating

A

non-random mating

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14
Q

Mating between close relatives

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inbreeding

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15
Q

Preferential mating between those with some genotype + phenotype

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Assortative mating

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16
Q

Individuals of different species are prevented from mating

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Pre-zygotic isolation

17
Q

Individuals from different populations DO MATE, but hybrid have low fitness and don’t survive or reproduce

A

Post-zygotic isolation

18
Q

Biologist use 3 approaches?

A
  1. Biological species concept
  2. Morphological species concept
  3. phylogenetic species concept
19
Q

Populations reproductively isolated from each other

A

Biological species concept

20
Q

Populations that are constantly morphologically distant from each other

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Morphological species concept

21
Q

Based on evolutionary history of populations

A

Phylogenetic species concept

22
Q

Gene pool isolation due to geographical isolation

A

Allopatric Speciation

23
Q

Organisms colonize new habitat —> new populations

24
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Physical barrier splits population into subgroups

25
Barrier to gene floe isolates populations
Genetic isolation
26
Mutation, selection, and genetic drift in isolated populations cause divergence
Genetic divergence
27
1. Gene pool isolation 2. evolutionary changes 3. reproductive isolation
speciation simplified
28
Genetic isolation via assortative mating (gene flow stops bc of this)
Sympatric speciation
29
Changes in chromosomes number confer reproductive isolation (gene flow stops bc change in chromosome numbers)
Polyploid speciation
30
results in hybrid offspring inhibiting a new environment
Hybrid speciation