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Natural Selection It is a two step process: The unequal survival and reproduction of organisms due to environmental forces, resulting in the preservation of favorable adaptations. It is a two step process: 1. The Production of variation in a population 2. Non-random aspects of survival and reproduction

Natural Selection is a two step process: Step One: The Production of Variation. (Chance) Mutations Meiosis: recombination due to crossing-over in 1st division random movement of chromosomes in 2nd division Random mate selection & fertilization Do we see variation within different wild species ? Step Two: Non-random aspects of survival and reproduction Superior success of certain phenotypes Nonrandom mate choice

Lemurs of Madagascar

Amazonian Frogs

Humans select traits for dogs, pigeons and other animals when they breed them. Bred Pigeons came from a single original species Who selects the traits for wild plans & animals?

Natural Selection is Survival of the fittest NOBODY!! There is no agent involved in natural selection. Natural selection is a process of elimination INDIVIDUALS THAT HAVE TRAITS THAT ARE BEST ADAPTED FOR THE CURRENT ENVIRONMENT ARE THE ONES THAT SURVIVE TO BREED AND PASS ON THEIR GENES TO THE NEXT GENERATION. Organisms not possessing the beneficial traits either die or don’t have as many offspring. Natural Selection is Survival of the fittest

Natural Selection is a mixture of both Chance and necessity. Natural Selection is not goal directed. It does not have a long term goal.

What acts as a selection pressure on a population? Competition for food Competition for a mate Changes in the environment Predators Parasites

Main Types of Selection Pressures Directional Selection Natural selection favors one extreme of the population for that trait often happens when environment changes in a consistent way- e.g.climate gets colder. Disruptive Selection Natural selection favors both extremes selected Causes species to diverge Stabilizing Selection Natural selection favors the average for population selected Sexual Selection

Directional Selection Neck of Giraffe Antibiotic resistance of bacteria Moth color (melanin) Camouflage/Mimics Many sexually selected traits

Directional Selection: Mimicry (mimic environment)

Stabilizing Selection When the extremes of the trait aren’t as well suited Examples bird clutch size Elk Antlers size Giraffe neck length Tail length in birds

Disruptive Selection Causes divergence within the species Occurs when two different types of resources in one area Results in specialization for each branched group May lead to formation of new species E.g. Darwin’s Finches

Examples of selection pressures... Predators - variants with adaptations allowing them to escape predators have more offspring - e.g. speed, defensive weapons, camouflage, mimicry Prey/Food - variants with adaptations allowing them to obtain food have more offspring - e.g. Speed, senses for finding prey/food, weapons for killing prey or obtaining food, camouflage for stealth Climate - those who can survive new climate best have more kids - e.g. ice age, change in climate due to migration. Mates - variants with adaptations allowing them to attract a mate to have offspring - e.g. strong, attractive, good provider

Example #1: Escaping Predation Peppered Moth Early trees had light-colored bark Only the light-colored moths survived. Selection was for less melanin. After industrialization, the tree bark was darker. Only the darker colored moths now survived. Selection was for more melanin.

Example #2: Obtaining Food The neck of the Giraffe Co-evolution with Acacia Trees Selection pressure is source of food The Red Queen Hypothesis...

Example #3 The leaf bug The selection pressure is predators It’s strategy is to mimic a leaf