Chapter 17-4: Patterns of Evolution Essential Question: What are 5 important patterns of macroevolution?

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Chapter 17-4: Patterns of Evolution Essential Question: What are 5 important patterns of macroevolution?

Mass extinctions Several mass extinctions shown in fossil record Several mass extinctions shown in fossil record Effect is to leave many habitats open for surviving species Effect is to leave many habitats open for surviving species Often a burst of evolution follows mass extinctions

Adaptive radiation Single species evolves into several different forms that live in different ways Single species evolves into several different forms that live in different ways

Convergent evolution Unrelated organisms that look remarkable similar to each other Unrelated organisms that look remarkable similar to each other Cause is both species are evolving in similar environments Cause is both species are evolving in similar environments Selection pressures are similar on traits Ex: sharks and dolphins Ex: sharks and dolphins

Coevolution 2 species evolve in response to changes in each other over time 2 species evolve in response to changes in each other over time Ex: Ex: flowers & pollinating animals Poisonous plants & resistent insects

Punctuated equilibrium Modification of Darwin – he was a “gradualist” Modification of Darwin – he was a “gradualist” Fossil record indicates long periods of little evolution “punctuated” with periods of rapid change in species Fossil record indicates long periods of little evolution “punctuated” with periods of rapid change in species