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what are 2 types of reproductive isolations
prezygotic and postzygotic
what are prezygotic barriers
prevents interbreeding
what are types of prezygotic barriers
habitat, behavioral, temporal, mechanical, gametic barrier
what are postzygotic barriers
hybrids dont exist post fertilization
what are types of postzygotic barriers
hybrid viability, hybrid sterility, and reduced f2 fitness
what are modes of speciation
generation of new species by geographic relationship to ancestor
what are 2 types of speciation
allopatric and sympatric
what factors contribute to adaptation
isolation, time, food source, and environment
habitat isolation
same area, different parts
behavioral isolation
same language
temporal isolation
mating at different times
mechanical isolation
physical barriers
gametic barrier
unsuccessful fertilization
hybrid vaibility
incomplete embryonic stage
hybrid sterility
hybrid lives without ability to reproduce
reduced f2 fitness
hybrid lives and reproduces, but offspring is weak,
allopatric speciation
divergence in population due to a geographical barrier
sympatric speciation
new species within the range of ancestral species
adaptive radiation
descent species from one ancestor; type of allopatric speciation