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Reproductive isolation evolves as a consequence of divergent selection on the native and introduced host |
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| Gene flow between incipient species while reproductive isolation is incomplete |
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| [image]Hybrid has half A and half B |
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| [image] there is a mixture of A and B species |
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| “The two ever-present problems of speciation |
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1.Ecological compatability
2. Reproductive isolation |
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| Catch 22 of hybrid speciation |
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| If parent taxa can successfully hybridize, they are not species to begin with. Hence it cannot be hybrid speciation |
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| Reproductive barriers between species are ... |
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| 3 distributions of biodiversity... |
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1. Over time
2. across groups of organisms
3. across body sizes |
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| Biological Species concept |
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| a species is defined by breeding |
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| the species evolves together |
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| the species split and become a new species |
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