ch 17 Flashcards

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biological species concept (BSC)

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population or group of populations within which genes are actually or potentially exchanged by interbreeding, and which are reproductively isolated from other such groups

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coadapted

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alleles at different loci within the same population have presumably been selected to form harmonious combinations

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conspecific

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belonging to same species

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Dobzhandsky-Muller (DM) imcopatibility

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reduction in the fitness of a hybrid because of interaction between certain alleles in one parent population with specific alleles at other loci in the other parent population

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ecological isolation

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mechanism that reduce the opportunities for closely related sympatric species to meet and mate

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Haldane’s rule

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generaliztion that when only one sex manifests sterility or inviability in hybrids between species, it is the heterogametic sex ( with two different sex chromosomes) that does so

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hybrid zone (primary, secondary)

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region in which genetically distinct populations come into contact and produce at least some offspring of mixed ancestry

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hybridization

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production of offspring by interbreeding between members of genetically distinct populaiton

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introgression

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movement of genes from one species or population into another by hybridization and backcrossing; carries the implication that some genes in a genome undergo such movement, but others do not

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isolating barriers

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genetically determined difference between populations that restricts or prevents gene flow between them. The term does not include spatial segregation by extrinsic geographic or topographic barriers

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lineage sorting

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process by which each of several descendant species, carrying several gene lineages inherited from a common ancestral species, acquires a single gene lineage; hence, the derivation of a monophyletic gene tree, in each species, from the paraphyletic gene tree inherited from their common ancestor

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phylogenetic species concept (PSC)

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species conceived as groups of populations that are distinguishable form other such groups

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postzygotic barriers

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occurring after union of the nuclei or uniting gametes; usually refers to inviability or sterility that confers reproductive isolation

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premating barriers

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occurring before union of nuclei of uniting gametes; usually refers to events in the reproductive isolation, including those that occur before mating

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prezygotic barriers

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occurring before union of nuclei of uniting gametes; usually refers to events in the reproductive isolation, including those that occur before mating

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reproductive isolation

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reduction of gene exchange between populations by any several possible factors, usually those arising form biological differences between population

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secondary contact

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contact and potential interbreeding between formerly allopatric populations, owing to range expansion

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semispecies

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one of several groups of population that are partially but not entirely isolated from one another by biological factors

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sexual isolation

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reduction of gene exchange between populations because of aversion to mating with members of the other population

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sibling species

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species that are difficult or impossible to distinguish by morphological characters, but may be discerned by differences in ecology, behavior, chromosomes, genetic markers, or other such features

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sister species

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two species with an immediate common ancestor