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Prokaryotes and Eukaryotes Sex and the Fossil Record Evolution of Sex Genetics of Sex V. Sexual Selection VI. Mating Systems and Mate Choice. Biology of Sex. The biological imperative. What is sex?. The union and the combining of DNA of two haploid cells from opposite mating types.
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Prokaryotes and Eukaryotes • Sex and the Fossil Record • Evolution of Sex • Genetics of Sex • V. Sexual Selection • VI. Mating Systems and Mate Choice Biology of Sex The biological imperative
What is sex? The union and the combining of DNA of two haploid cells from opposite mating types.
I. Prokaryotes and Eukaryotes A. Domains 1. Domain Archaea Extremophiles
2. Domain Bacteria Ubiquitous
Prokaryote Reproduction Binary Fission Conjugation
3. Domain Eukarya Sexual Reproduction Meiosis accomplishments? 1. Haploid cells 2. Diversity Fertilization
II. Sex and the Fossil Record Stromatolites Cyanobacteria 3.6 BYA
II. Sex and the Fossil Record Eukaryotes Grypania Fossil embryos Acritarchs 2.1 BYA 1.8 BYA 580 MYA Aside: why is fossil record so poor as we go back in time?
III. Evolution of Sex A. Disadvantages of Sex 1. Finding a mate 2. STDs 3. Genome reduction
Two Fold Cost of Sex Parthenogenesis
B. Advantages of Sex 1. Fitter offspring 2. Biparental care 3. Sex as a lottery • Sexual species • Asexual species?
Snail and worm studies 4. Parasitism, Pathogenicity, and Sex
A. Landscape of the Y • Y genes • 95% ‘junk’ • 78 genes • no crossing over • SRY gene Consequence if X and Y did crossover?
B. Landscape of the X • 1,098 genes • Disease genes • Brain genes • Gay genes? Xq28
1. Darwin 2. Battle of the Sexes V. Sexual Selection A. Introduction • male competition • female choice
Contributions of egg and sperm to offspring sperm egg 1. Haploid set of chromosomes 1. Haploid set 2. X to males and females 2. X to females; Y to males 3. Protection 4. Nourishment Mutations? 5. Directions for early development 6. Mitochondria Relative production?
B. Types of Sexual Selection 1. Male Competition a. Male Weaponry b. Combat and Displays
Water mites Cassowary Hangingflies Red winged blackbird 2. Female choice a. Sensory Exploitation b. Direct Selection
Sage grouse Peacock c. Indirect Selection • Good gene hypothesis Handicap principle Leks • Sexy son hypothesis
Gorillas Gibbons Jacana VI. Mating Systems • Monogamy • Polygamy • Polygyny • Polyandry
Promiscuity Paternal confusion
VII. The Nature of Human Sexuality Naturalistic Fallacy!!!!! Klimt. The Kiss
Absolute Power Genghis Khan: 1/12 men in Asia; 1/200 worldwide
Prostitution and Pornography Prostitutes. Picasso
Production!!! Sperm: 100, 000, 000 per day Eggs: 1 per month Most children for a woman? Most children for a man?
Cross Cultural Study Who we get?
William James Hypothesis? Higgamus biggamus Men are polygamous Hoggamus bogamus Women monogamous Naturalistic Fallacy!!!!!
Differences Men are hunters; women are gatherers.
The end Renoir. Boating Party