The most basic category of biological classification is species. There is no single,universally applicable species concept that can defain,identify,and.

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The most basic category of biological classification is species. There is no single,universally applicable species concept that can defain,identify,and explain all species. There are many species conceps(multiple ways to think about and define species ).

A species is a group of interbreeding populations:.with unique genetic identities which are.reproductively isolated from other populations Reproductive isolation allows species to evolve independently of other species.

Alternatives to the biological species concept establish different criteria for the definition and identification of species. Alternative species concepts include: phylogenetic species concept genealogical species concept ecological species concept recognition species concept There is no universally applicable species concept.

1) Energy 2) Constancy 3) Area

Differences in mating behavior lead to reproductive isolation. Premating,Prezygotic isolation barrier. Examples: courtship displays pheromones bird songs

Sympatric speciation can occur through polyploidy. Polyploids : * have more than two sets chromosomes * are reproductively isolated from their non-polyploid parent species * are rare among animals but common among plants

“Modes of speciation “ address the origins of reproductive isolation. There are four geographic modes of speciation : * Allopatric * Sympatric * Paraptric * Peripatric

Reproductive isolation evolves in geogeraphically isolated populations. Genetic divergence arises largely through natural selection, mutation, and genetic drift. Believed to be the most common mode of speciation.

Speciation by natural selection Speciation by genetic drift Speciation by peak shift Ecological selection and speciation

Reproductive isolation evolves within a single, freely interbreeding population. Genetic divergence arises largely through diversifying selection and polyploidy. Proposed explanation for speciation of Rhagoletis. The most controversial of the geographic modes of speciation.

Reproductive isolation evolves in neighboring populations that share small zones of contact and exhibit modest gen exchange. Genetic divergence arises largely through natural selection. Proposed explanation for speciation of the grass Anthoxanthom

Reproductive isolation evolves in a small population, isolated from its parent population. Also known as founder effect speciation. Genetic divergence arises largely through genetic drift and natural selection. Proposed explanation for the rapid speciation of Hawaiian Drosophila

For many populations, the full process of speciation can take large periods of time. Speciation rates : * very widely both between populations and within a single population over time * are influenced by a variety of factors including the size and degree of geographic isolation of a population

Speciation occurs when a population evolves genetic distinctiveness and becomes reproductively incompatible with other populations. There are four geographic modes of speciation, based on the extent to which the incipient species are : allopatric, peripatric, parapatric and sympatric. The rate of speciation can very widely both between populations and within a single population over time. THANKS!