Exam 22: Speciation
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Hybrid organisms frequently die as embryos or at an early age, a phenomenon called hybrid breakdown.
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When two organisms do not mate because they breed at different times of the year, they are exhibiting ____ reproductive isolation.
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To answer questions about the genetic changes underlying speciation, scientists are now isolating and sequencing ____.
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At least two host races of apple maggots have appeared within the past 150 years, suggesting they may be undergoing ____.
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Which avenue of research is least likely to reveal whether asexual organisms form species?
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Two plant species live in the same location and flower at the same time, but do not hybridize because they have unique pollinators. This is an example of ____.
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Species that live in different habitats exhibit ____ reproductive isolation.
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Darwin recognized that ____ had generated the amazing diversity of organisms on Earth.
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A triploid plant is usually ____ because chromosomes cannot segregate properly during ____.
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When allopatric populations reestablish contact upon elimination of a geographical barrier, ____ has occurred.
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Today, evolutionary biologists view speciation as a ____, and instead study the ____ of speciation using classical and genomic approaches.
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Many host races of the apple maggot have been identified; this is an example of allopatric speciation.
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A plant with a very small tubular type of flower that cannot be pollinated by a large honeybee is exhibiting which prezygotic isolating mechanism?
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Which scenario is an example of mechanical reproductive isolation?
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A ____ mutation in snails can reverse the direction of shell coiling, which ____ mating.
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When autopolyploid speciation occurs in a plant, a spontaneous doubling of chromosomes during meiosis leads to the production of ____ gametes. If the plant fertilizes itself, a ____ zygote will be produced.
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With the biological species concept, the process of speciation is frequently defined as the evolution of ____ between populations.
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Polyploid individuals arising from chromosome duplications within a single species are called ____.
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An example of a prezygotic isolating mechanism is behavioral isolation.
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Researchers hypothesize that the hybrid zone of Bullock's orioles and Baltimore orioles remains narrow because hybrids ____.
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