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EVOLUTION PATTERNS Horse Evolution Evidence of Evolution Fossil record Homologous structures Vestigial structures Molecular biology Comparative embryology Artificial Selection Peppered Moths Antibiotic Resistance Modern Example: Antibiotic Resistance Trends/Patterns of Selection Original bell curve of population: Directional Selection Example: elephant trunk length Stabilizing Selection Example: human birth weight Disruptive selection Example: rabbit fur color on black & white stones, black, white, grey Frequency-dependent Selection Sexual Selection http://artscienceofnature.wordpress.com/cate gory/phylum-mollusca/ DIVERGENT EVOLUTION Polar bear Brown bear Species definition: two organisms that can mate and produce fertile offspring CONVERGENT EVOLUTION shark dolphin Counter shading fusiform shape tuna CONVERGENT EVOLUTION Australian marsupials vs. American placentals Coyote, groundhog, spiny anteater Tasmanian devel, wombat, banded anteater Biogeography: Wallace’s Line SPECIATION: allopatric sympatric Bottleneck Effect http://content.answers.com/main/content/wp/en/thumb/a/a9/150px-Polydactyly_01_Lfoot_AP.jpg Founder Effect Speciation mechanisms Gradualism Puntuated Equilibrium ADAPTIVE RADIATION Hawaiian honey creepers Darwin’s Finches Artificial Selection Hybrid Vigor (aka heterozygous advantage) WARNING COLORATION aposematic coloring MULLERIAN MIMICRY WASP BATESIAN MIMICRY Monarch Viceroy Now thought to be Mullerian mimicry Coral snake and California king snake “Red touch yellow, kill a fellow. Red touch black, venom lack” BATESIAN MIMICRY CAMOUFLAGE CAMOUFLAGE DISRUPTIVE COLORATION EYESPOTS/STARTLE COEVOLUTION Rufous hummingbird & flower Symbiotic: mutualistic Cleaner fish Clown fish and sea anemone Algae & fungi = lichen Bacteria in root nodules of legume Symbiotic: mutualistic Ants & acacia trees Oxpecker bird and ox Aphids & ants Symbiotic: parasitic Strangler fig tapeworm mistletoe Symbiotic: commensalism Remoras and shark Sponge on scallop Barnacles on whale EVOLUTION PATTERNS Revu Disruptive, Stabilizing, Directional Selection, Sexual, Frequency dependnt Divergent vs Convergent evolution Allopatric vs Sympatric speciation Gradualism vs Punctuated Equilibrium Adaptive Radiation Artificial Selection Mimicry and Camouflage Coevolution and Symbiosis