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Paper 2
Final Jeopardy
100
Term that defines species that are morphologically similar but genetically distinct

cryptic species

100

What term defines the process that drives most speciation events by causing divergence through geographic isolation

allopatric speciation 

200

Define genes found in different species that evolved from a common ancestral gene due to speciation.

Orthologous genes

200

What evolutionary force was argued to be "too weak" to large-scale levels of speciation?

genetic drift

300

This taxon shows very low eukANI values because many species contain potentially hidden genetic lineages?

Fungi 

300

What disadvantage makes rare polyploids unlikely to compete in populations dominated by diploids?

minority cytotype disadvantage

400

The term for individuals within a species that are MORE genetically divergent from each other compared to their sister species

negative discontinuity

400

What term describes the process of populations in similar environments fixing different but beneficial alleles under the same selective pressures?

Mutation-order speciation

500

These two groups are separated into distinct species when eukANI values are <99%

vascular plants and vertebrates

500

What two terms separate the idea of geographic separation caused by inherent genetic differences in habitat adaptations versus separation caused by historical and/or physical barriers preventing interbreeding/gene flow?

ecogeographic isolation versus effective geographic isolation 

500

The first paper discusses species boundaries of bacteria through tracking genomic-wide thresholds, while the second paper discusses how multicellular organisms, through this process, accumulate multiple isolating barriers before speciation 

(hint: mating/behavioral differences)

reproductive isolation

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