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1 E1. Populations are the units of communities.

2 E1.1 Know that a community is made up of localised, interacting populations.

3 Key terms individual population community ecosystem abiotic biotic

4 E1.2 Explain that populations in a community consist of different species, and know the characteristics that define a species.

5 Species members of populations interbreed or potentially interbreed
fertile offspring gene flow is prevented or limited

6 Appearance isn’t everything
identical appearance ranges overlap distinct songs prevent interbreeding separate species Western meadowlark Eastern meadowlark

7 Appearance isn’t everything
Sexual dimorphism Pheidole barbata Scarce Vapourer - Orgyia recens Indian peacock - Pavo cristatus

8 E1.3 Give examples of mechanisms that maintain the reproductive isolation of species in a community.

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10 Reproductive barriers between species
Habitat - different locations Behavioural - mating rituals, no attraction Temporal - timing of mating, flowering Mechanical - structural differences Gametic - gametes fail to unite Hybrids die in development, are weak or infertile

11 Courtship ritual in blue-footed boobies is an example of behavioural isolation
Many plant species have flower structures that are adapted to specific pollinators mechanical isolation Figure 14.2A, B

12 Hybrid sterility is one type of postzygotic barrier
A horse and a donkey may produce a hybrid offspring, a mule Mules are sterile

13 If reproductive barriers are overcome we get
HYBRIDS

14 Female tiger X Male lion

15 LIGER

16 X Female lion Male tiger

17 TIGON

18 Pony X Horse Zebra Donkey

19 ZONY ZEBROIDS ZORSE ZONKEY

20 X Polar Bear Grizzly Bear

21 GROLAR/PIZZLY BEAR

22 GROLAR/PIZZLY BEAR Generally hybrid animals only occur within captivity as there are many reproductive barriers to isolate the two species. Polar bear – living in ice/water & breeding on ice Grizzly bear – living and breeding on land Theory 1: interbreeding has always happened Theory 2: melting of ice caps causes migration

23 Llama X Camel

24 CAMA

25 canis lupus familiaris
subspecies of the grey wolf various breeds same subspecies


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