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IV. Macroevolutionary Pattern A. Tempo of Speciation 1. gradualism 2. punctuated equilibrium B. Phylogenetic Reconstruction 1. an example 2. the problem of convergent evolution 3. molecular traits
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IV. Macroevolutionary Pattern A. Tempo of Speciation 1. gradualism 2. punctuated equilibrium

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Page 1: IV. Macroevolutionary Pattern A. Tempo of Speciation 1. gradualism 2. punctuated equilibrium

IV. Macroevolutionary Pattern

A. Tempo of Speciation

1. gradualism

2. punctuated equilibrium

B. Phylogenetic Reconstruction

1. an example

2. the problem of convergent evolution

3. molecular traits

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A cartoon of the evolution of species diversity

One species

Millions of species

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Finches of the Galapagos Islands

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Fig. 24. 6

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Sympatric speciation ??

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Fig. 24. 17

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Time

1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6

Two possible phylogenetic reconstructions for 6 species

= speciation

OR

Ancestral species Ancestral species

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The problem of convergent evolution: the Tasmanian wolf is more closely related to the kangaroo than it is to the North American red wolf

Red Wolf Tasmanian Wolf

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Fig. 26.1

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A cartoon of the Tree of Life

One species

Millions of species