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Origin of SpeciesChapter 24
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Darwin
Natural selectionOne species evolves due to adaptation to it’s environment Adaptation does not explain why one species becomes another
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Speciation
One species gives rise to many descendant species
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Galápagos giant tortoise, another species unique to the islands
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Fig. 25-25
Recent(11,500 ya)
NeohipparionPliocene(5.3 mya)
Pleistocene(1.8 mya)
Hipparion
Nannippus
Equus
Pliohippus
Hippidion and other genera
Callippus
Merychippus
Archaeohippus
Megahippus
Hypohippus
Parahippus
Anchitherium
Sinohippus
Miocene(23 mya)
Oligocene(33.9 mya)
Eocene(55.8 mya)
Miohippus
Paleotherium
Propalaeotherium
Pachynolophus
Hyracotherium
Orohippus
Mesohippus
Epihippus
Browsers
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Species
Latin meaning “kind” or “appearance.”Morphological differences have been used to distinguish species. Differences in body function, biochemistry, behavior, and genetic makeup
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Biological species concept
Defines species as“groups of actually or potentially interbreeding natural populations which are reproductively isolated from other such groups”Species composed of populations that can mate & produce offspring
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Species
Homo sapiensDiversityBelong to same speciesCapacity to interbreed.
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Species
Species are based on inter-fertility, Not physical similarity.Eastern & western meadowlarks Have similar shapes & colorationDifferences in song prevent interbreeding between species.
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Reproductive isolation
Members of a populationCannot mate Or produce fertile offspringWhat causes reproductive isolation?What helps species to retain their identities?
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Reproductive isolation mechanisms
Prevent genetic exchange1. Prezygotic: “before zygote” preventing formation of zygotes2. Postzygotic: “after zygote”preventing proper development of zygotes once formed
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Prezygotic barriers
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Prezygotic isolating mechanisms
1. Ecological (Habitat) isolation2. Behavioral isolation3. Temporal isolation4. Mechanical isolation5. Gamete isolation
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Ecological isolation
Species utilize different parts of the environment May not encounter each otherExamples: Lions & tigers in IndiaLions: open fields, in pridesTigers: forests, hunt in isolation
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Ecological isolation
ToadThese species can interbreedUse different parts of the woods to breed
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Behavioral isolation
Differ in courtshipsMating dances differMallard & Pintail ducks
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Behavioral isolation
Blue-footed boobiesCourtship dance
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Behavioral isolation
Pheromones:Chemical signals used when matingLacewings: Move their abdomen to create a mating songVaries among species
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Temporal isolation
Mating or breeding times are differentFlowering times are differentWild lettuceFrogs: genus Rana 5 species live close together differ in mating seasons
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Temporal isolation
Western spotted skunkLate summer
Eastern spotted skunkLate winter
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Mechanical isolation
Structural differences prevent matingPlant structures & pollenInsects
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Gamete isolation
Sperm from one species unable to fertilize egg of anotherPlants different shaped pollen tubes Difficult to form a hybrid
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Postzygotic isolation
1. Hybrid mating may occur Genetic pairings can not function in embryo stage2. Offspring are inferior Will die in nature3. Sterile offspring
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Postzygotic isolation
Examples:Leopard frogs problems with developing eggs Mule formed from female horse & male donkeyMule is sterile
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Fig. 24-4o
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Mule (sterile hybrid)
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How does reproductive isolation arise?
1. By chanceA population moves to a new habitatAdaptMate within the new population2. Natural selectionSelect individuals that are able to reproduce with greater success
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Speciation
1. Identical populations must diverge2. Reproductive isolation must evolve to maintain these differences
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Mechanisms of sepciation
1. Allopatric speciation (other)2. Sympatric speciation (together)
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Fig. 24-5
(a) Allopatric speciation (b) Sympatric speciation
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Allopatric speciation
Populations separated by geographical locationMore likely to develop into new speciesUnable to reproduce with parent population
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Allopatric speciation
Geographic barriersIslandMountainLakeSize & mobility of the animal
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Antelope squirrels
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Allopatric speciation
Ernst MayrFirst demonstrated that geographic isolation leads to speciationNew Guinea Papuan kingfisherIsolated species are more distinctive
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Allopatric speciation
Hawaiian Islands
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Adaptive radiation
Organisms form new speciesFill nichesNo competition
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Sympatric species
Distinct species live in a single locationUse different parts of the habitatBehave separately (mating calls or chemicals)
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Sympatric speciation
1. Instantaneous speciation2. Disruptive selection
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Instantaneous speciation
Polyploidy: Individual has more than two copies of chromosomesAutopolyploidy: All chromosomes from one speciesAllopolyploidy: Two species hybridize
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Instantaneous
Tetraploids (4 sets of chromosomes) Self pollinate or mate with another tetraploidOver time become fertile Established a new species
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Polyploidy
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Hugo de Vries---primrose
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Polyploidy
More common in plantsPlants such as wheat, cotton, sugarcane Some animals such as insects, fish & salamanders
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Disruptive selection
Two distinct phenotypes evolve into separate speciesLake Victoria Cichlid fishes
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Hybrid zones
Region where different species mateCharacteristics are a combination of features of both populationsHybrid is formed
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Fig. 24-13b
Fire-bellied toad, Bombina bombina
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Fig. 24-13a
Yellow-bellied toad,Bombina variegata
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Hybrid zones
1. Increases reproductive barriers Maintains 2 species2. Two species fuse3. Occasional hybrid is still formed
Sexual preferenceEnvironment
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Gene flowPopulatio
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Grizzly bear (U. arctos)
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Polar bear (U. maritimus)
Hybrid“grolar bear”
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Pace of evolution
1. Gradualism2. Punctuated equilibrium
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Pace of evolution
GradualismChanges occur slowly over timeAccumulation of small changes over time
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Gradualism
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Pace of evolution
The fossil recordMany species appear as new forms rather suddenly (in geologic terms)Persist essentially unchangedThen disappear from the fossil record.
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Punctuated equilibrium
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Pace of evolution
Punctuated equilibriumSpecies experience long periods of stasisBursts of evolutionary change