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Speciation (Types of speciation (Intraspecific speciation (Allopatric…
Speciation
Types of speciation
Interspecific speciation
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Factors
genetic drift
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phenomena
Founder principle
new colony,occur when a few individuals from a large population colonize a new habitat
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continuous breeding within individuals in the new population will produce a different population from the original one
Bottleneck effect
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due to drastic reduction in population size,cause by disasters
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isolation
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isolating mechanisms
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Types
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postzygotic barrier
reduce hybrid fertility
hybrid fail to produce gametes caused by the failure of meiosis due to chromosomes of the parents differ in number or sturcture (eg. crossing between donkey (2n= 66) and horse (2n=60)
hybrid breakdown
hybrid F1 generation are viable and fertile but F2 generation fail to develop or sterile (eg. cotton)
reduce hybrid viability
hybrid is occurred but fail to develop (eg. mating between northern leopard frog and southern leopard frog)
adaptative radiation
group of individuals share a homologous structure which is modified to perform a variety of function
homologous structure is the structure in different species that are similar because originated from the common ancestors
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Intraspecific speciation
Allopatric speciation
occurs when one population of a species is divided into two separated populations by physical or geographical barriers
sympatric speciation
occurs when members of a species of a species population in a same habitat develop genetic differences (although they are not geographically isolated)
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