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SpeciesandSpeciation-UniversityofTorontoScarborough:物种的形成-多伦多大学斯卡伯勒.doc

Species and Speciation BIOD62 Course Manual, 2013 Course syllabus Course description Speciation is one of the most basic and important processes in evolutionary biology by which new species arise. The purpose of this course is to learn about the main mechanisms behind speciation and their causes. We will first discuss the life and teachings of Charles Darwin, the father of modern evolutionary biology, and how his ideas about natural selection and the origin of species were validated in the 20th century (Modern Synthesis). As a basis for all following chapters, the course will then discuss genetic variation and different species concepts. We will then dissect different geographic speciation models, i.e. allopatric, peripatric, parapatric and sympatric speciation. Then time will be dedicated to the different mechanisms of prezygotic reproductive isolation. For example, species which are ecologically isolated typically only occur and mate in their preferred habitat, minimizing gene flow between incipient species. Temporally isolated species have different temporal mating windows, while behaviorally isolated species may meet, but one species does not recognize the sexual cues of the other species and hence the two species do not mate. The course will then discuss the range of postzygotic isolating mechanisms, such as extrinsic and intrinsic postzygotic isolation. We will learn about reinforcement, a process by which natural selection increases reproductive isolation of incipient species, typically when two populations have been separated for a long time and then come back into contact. Upon such secondary contact and with incomplete reproductive isolation, mating between such taxa might produce unfit hybrids, which drives natural selection to enhance prezygotic reproductive isolation between these incipient species. The course will then discuss the importance of drift and natural selection as the main driving forces of speciation. Speciation sometimes occurs in a ‘s

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