Speciation

Speciation
Biology 2
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Evolution
• Change in the genetic composition
of a group of organisms over time.
• Descent with modification
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Microevolution
•
•
Changes within species
Short Time Period
• e.g. Tuskless Elephants
• e.g. Peppered Moths/Coloration
• e.g. Bacteria/Antibiotic Resistance
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Macroevolution
• Changes over longer time periods
• Speciation - evolution of 2 or more
species from a single species
Species B
Species C
Species A
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Adaptive Radiation
• One species evolves into many.
Multiple Descendent Species
Extinction
Time
Ancestral Species
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Activity 4
Speciation of
Caminalcules
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Speciation of Caminalcules
Gradualism
Punctuated Equilibrium
Time
Morphology
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Morphology
Species
• Biological Concept
• Group of similarly constructed organisms
that interbreed and produce fertile
offspring
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Reproductive Isolating
Mechanisms
• Prezygotic - prevents fertilization
• Postzygotic - prevents development
Good Summary
Text Figure 17.4
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Prezygotic Isolating Mechanisms
1.
Habitat Isolation - live different habitats
Tree Canopy
Ground
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Prezygotic Isolating Mechanisms
2.
Temporal Isolation - breed different times
Squirrel Corn
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Dutchman’s Britches
Prezygotic Isolating Mechanisms
3.
Behavioral Isolation - different courtships
Blue-Footed Bobbies
Dancing
Bird
Songs
Fireflies
Flashing
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Prezygotic Isolating Mechanisms
4.
Mechanical isolation - incompatible
reproductive parts
birch and passion flower
pollen on passion flower
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Postzygotic Isolating Mechanisms
• Zygote Mortality
• Hybrid Sterility
Horse
• Hybrid Fitness
Mule
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Donkey
Species
• Evolutionary Concept
• Members of same
species have similar
structure
• Can be applied to sexual
and asexual reproduction.
• Can be applied to fossils
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Speciation
• Evolution of 2 or more species from a
single species
Species B
Species C
Species A
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Types of Speciation
• Allopatric Speciation - geographical
separation
• Sympatric Speciation - same
geographical area
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Allopatric
Speciation
Textbook Figure 17.8
California
Salamanders
separated by large
central valley
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Allopatric Speciation
Darwin’s Finches - Different Islands
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/evolution/library/01/6/
image_pop/l_016_02.html
http://people.rit.edu/rhrsbi/GalapagosPages/SlideShow/
SlidePages/Darwin's%20Finches.html
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Types of Speciation
• Allopatric Speciation - geographical
separation
• Sympatric Speciation - same
geographical area
• Hybridization
• Polyploidy
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Hybridization
• Crossing 2 different strains or related species.
• Result in new species
Wheat
Type
1
Wheat
Type
2
hybrid
wheat
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Polyploidy
• Having more than 2 pairs of chromosomes
2N
Diploid
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3N
4N
Polyploids
Normal Meiosis
Fertilization
Egg/Sperm
+
Egg
Sperm
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Zygote
Polyploidy
• Chromosomes fail to separate in meiosis
Egg
Sperm
+
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Zygote
Sympatric Speciation
Polyploidy
• Chromosome doubling due to no meiosis after
replication
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Wheat Evolution
7
14
Triticum
gamete
momococcum
2N = 14
Hybrid (Infertile)
gamete
Triticum turgidum
2N = 28
21
chromosome
doubling
Modern Wheat
Triticum fauschi
2N = 42
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42