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Macroevolution
Speciation
making of new species
Coevolution
Two connected species evolve together
Parapatric Speciation
Species separated due to wide habitat
Breeding restricted to a vicinity
Allopatric Speciation
Geographical Isolation
Reproductively isolated
Paripatric Speciation
Same as allopatric but one group is XL and other is XS
Similar to founder’s effect
lower allele frequency
Sample separated from population due to physical barriers
Sympatric Speciation
same area
Postzygotic & Prezygotic
Postzygotic Barriers
Infertility
Undeveloped embryo
Weak, ungrowable embryo
Prezygotic Barriers
Temporal: time difference (day, night)
Behavioral: prefered trait of mates (songs)
Habitat: location (water, mud)
Mechanical: Change in body parts/ different organs
Microevolution
Changes within one species
Ways to change a gene pool (Microevolution)
Sexual selection
Natural selection
Gene flow
Genetic drift
Mutations
Genetic Drift
Random events
Changes gene pool
Founder’s and bottleneck effect
Gene Flow
Non-random
May introduce new variants
Gene transfer from one population to another
If stopped, population separates and changes independently
Fitness
Most represented genes
Most genes passed on to next generation
Those who contribute the most to gene pool
Directional Selection
Averages move left or right
One extreme is favoured over average
Disruptive Selection
Average is eliminated
Extremes are favoured
Stabilizing Selection
Eliminates extremes
Common becomes more common
Bottleneck Effect
Population becomes tiny due to disasters
Survivors have less genetic variety
Future generations are genetically similar
Founder’s Effect
A sample leaves population and starts new one
New population has only genes of sample
Genetic variety is lower and some traits may become common
Divergent Evolution
AKA Adaptive Radiation
Potential problem
Lack of intermediate fossils
Solution: Punctuated Equilibrium
Punctuated Equilibrium
Stasis
Isolation
Rapid change
Expansion & stasis
Preservation