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SpeciationDrift Drift is important in evolution Just because an allele is common doesnt mean selection favored it Speciation via drift Probably not Flies in allopatry same environment never ID: 269346

species speciation selection rim speciation species rim selection sexual related immigrant drift sister body ecotype song light closely spawning

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Slide1

Allopatric Speciation—Drift

Drift is important in evolutionJust because an allele is common doesn’t mean selection favored itSlide2

Speciation via drift?Probably not.

Flies in

allopatry

, same environment never

 RIMDrift may facilitate speciation, but probably cannot often cause speciation on its ownSlide3

Ecological Speciation

Sister species in the same lakeBig is benthic, small is

limnetic

No interbreeding in nature– habitat isolation or pre-mating RIM?Slide4

Low probability of spawning between different

ecomorphs

, even when closely related (A).

Ecology is important in RIM.

C = control (same species, same population, high probability of spawning)

D = same ecotype, distantly related (act like same species)

A = sympatric, closely related, different ecotype (act like different Biological species)

B =

allopatric

, distantly related, different ecotype

Reproductive compatibility determined more by ecotype than by genetic relatedness

No-choice mating trials in the labSlide5

RIM appears to be body size—did divergent natural selection on body size

 speciation?Slide6

Speciation via Sexual Selection

Many sister lineages with same ecological niche, but different secondary sexual charactersSlide7

Greater species diversity in lineages with greater promiscuity. Due to stronger sexual selection?Slide8

Fig. 24-12

EXPERIMENT

Normal light

Monochromatic

orange light

P.

pundamilia

P. nyererei

Speciation by Sexual Selection

Under manipulated lighting, females made “wrong” mate choiceSlide9

Genetics and Timing of SpeciationSlide10

Time to Speciation

VariesSlide11

Fig. 24-19

One-gene speciationSlide12

RIM’s

can be generated by simple differences in geneticsSlide13

Ancestral species:

Triticum

monococcum

(2

n =

14)

AA

BB

Wild

Triticum

(2

n =

14)

Product:

AA BB DD

T. aestivum

(bread wheat)

(2

n =

42)

Wild

T. tauschii

(2

n =

14)

DD

Speciation may involve hybridization, so it can be quick for many speciesSlide14

Speciation involves a stochastic element…

Medium ground finches on Daphne major (

Gallapagos

Island)Slide15

Top to bottom: A to F show successive generations of the hybrids, which now mate only with each other.

Grant and Grant, PNAS, doi/10.1073/pnas.0911761106

Immigrant

F1

F5

F6

Immigrant

Geospiza

fortis

:

large body,

wide

beak,

unusual song (bad mimicry)Slide16

The Grants followed the fate of the immigrant over 7 generations (28 years)

The immigrant imitated (imperfectly) the local song and mated with a large femaleIn generation 4, severe drought, lineage reduced to a single brother and sister, which mated

From then on, this lineage was reproductively isolated—

premating

RIMRIM due to song culturally transmitted to sons (learned)?

sound may also be a consequence of bill shape