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Mechanisms of evolution

What is a population? A group of animals of the same species that mate with each other and *usually* live in the same place

Mutations are the source of variation Mutations are random Mutations are the source of variation Mutations are the driving force behind evolution!

Migration As organisms move between populations, new alleles and traits can be introduced into populations of new environments

Natural Selection Selective Pressures Environment Predator Food Source Shelter Disease Natural Disaster Organisms that can survive better, live longer and therefore reproduce more

Sexual Selection Most appealing to opposite sex gets to reproduce most, and their genes are more prevalent in the next generation.

Reproductive Isolation Geographic Physical barriers – rivers, mountains, etc. prevent organisms from breeding with each other Temporal Mate at different times Behavioral: Mating behaviors differ so they don’t interbreed (even though they could)

Geographic Isolation

Temporal Isolation