What factors influence the geographic distribution of a genus?
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- What ecological and evolutionary factors are involved? Discuss the use of species distribution models (SDMs) to predict the potential future ranges of species within a genus under different climate change scenarios and to identify genera that may be particularly vulnerable to range contractions or expansions.
- Can phylogeny predict habitat use? Discuss the use of long-term ecological research (LTER) sites to study the dynamics of species assemblages within and between genera over extended periods, providing insights into ecological and evolutionary processes shaping community structure.
- How are taxonomic changes proposed and evaluated? Explain the concept of "convergent evolution of ecological niches" in different genera.
- What are some techniques used to study fossil microbes? Explain the concept of "phylogeography" and how it can be used to study the geographic distribution of genetic lineages within and between closely related genera.
- Is evolutionary novelty linked to biochemical novelty? Discuss the challenges of classifying organisms that exhibit complex patterns of hybridization and gene flow across broad geographic areas, leading to clinal variation and fuzzy boundaries between species and potentially complicating genus-level classifications.
- What are "biodiversity hotspots"? How can the concept of genus be used in conservation efforts?
- How can this technology aid conservation efforts? Explain the concept of "coevolution" and how it can drive the diversification of interacting genera (e.g., plants and their pollinators or herbivores).
- What criteria are used to define viral genera? Explain the concept of "ecological character displacement" and how competition between sympatric species of different genera can lead to evolutionary divergence in their ecological traits.
- What are "missing links"?
- What are the limitations of degraded DNA? Explain the concept of "phylogenetic signal in vulnerability to extinction," and whether closely related species within a genus tend to share similar ecological traits or life history characteristics that make them equally susceptible to threats such as habitat loss or climate change.
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