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Tolerance and distribution in Encelia species They are all closely related, how are they different? Different tolerances are part of different ecological strategies But how did they become different species? The Ecological Theatre and the


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Tolerance and distribution in Encelia species They are all closely related, how are they different? Different tolerances are part of different ecological strategies But how did they become different species?

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The Ecological Theatre and the Evolutionary Play

  • G. Evelyn Hutchinson

Environmental vs. Genetic variation among individuals – “Common Garden” experiments

Clausen, Keck, & Hiesey, 1940 Potentilla glandulosa Species ranges, ecotypes, Genetic and environmental variation

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“Ring Species” Speciation in action! What allows ecotypes to become species?

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Marmota flaviventris

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“Apparently, the present rate of immigration of boreal mammals to isolated mountains is effectively zero.” “Apparently, the present rate of immigration of boreal mammals to isolated mountains is effectively zero.”

Since Pleistocene warming, basins have become impassable

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Floyd’s test : Genetic isolation by distance Alternative Hypotheses - what are the expectations Genetic distance Geographic Distance

Since Pleistocene warming basins have become impassable 7000 - 10000 years 1500 - 2200 Marmot generations

Brown’s prediction Floyd’s prediction Floyd’s test : Genetic isolation by distance Alternative Hypotheses - what are the expectations Genetic distance Geographic Distance

Since Pleistocene warming basins have become impassable 7000 - 10000 years 1500 - 2200 Marmot generations

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Floyd’s result What about scale? What about history? Next? Cage match? “Apparently, the present rate of immigration of boreal mammals to isolated mountains is effectively zero.”

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Survivorship curves

Everything dies, but on different schedules

Life table

T = xlxmx

  • R0

299 306 313 320 327 334 341 348 355

What are the units of R0? What are the units of T?

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R0 = lxmx

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