CAREER: The roles of ecology, behavior, and morphology in maintaining species boundaries- demonstrating evolutionary processes to high school students in Idaho.
CAREER: The roles of ecology, behavior, and morphology in maintaining species boundaries- demonstrating evolutionary processes to high school students in Idaho.
批准号:
0952946
负责人:
Marjorie Matocq
金额:
$46.15万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2009
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2009-06-15 至 2014-07-31
中文摘要
保护生物多样性不仅需要了解促进多样性和物种形成的因素,而且还需要了解使物种保持不同的种群动态。PI将整合一系列的实地和实验室研究,以确定生态、行为和形态因素如何使杂交成为可能,但又如何阻止两种木鱼之间的广泛基因流动(导入)。具体地说,PI将从相互作用的空间机会、配偶选择、配子转移、存活和繁殖成功等方面确定遗传导入的障碍或过滤器出现在繁殖的连续体中的哪里。PI将把这项研究的各个方面纳入高中推广计划。该计划将培训当地高中生物教师分子基因技术,并与他们合作,将这些技术介绍给他们的学生,并将这些活动整合到课程的其他部分。拟议的研究和教育活动将用科学方法培训连续的个人,特别强调分子遗传学和进化过程。这些人包括来自当地肖肖尼-班诺克部落的高中生、本科生、博士生和生物教师。这一推广计划将是高中和大学之间的典范合作伙伴关系,让学生经济高效地接触到现代分子遗传学和进化研究。
英文摘要
The conservation of biodiversity requires an understanding not only of the factors that contribute to diversification and speciation but also of the population dynamics that allow species to remain distinct from one another. The PI will integrate a series of field and lab studies to identify how ecological, behavioral, and morphological factors enable hybridization but prevent widespread gene flow (introgression) between two species of woodrat, Neotoma fuscipes and N. macrotis. Specifically, the PI will identify where the barriers or filters to genetic introgression occur in the continuum of reproduction from spatial opportunity for interaction, to mate choice, gamete transfer, survivorship and reproductive success. The PI will incorporate aspects of this research into a high school outreach program. This program will train local high school biology teachers in molecular genetic techniques and collaborate with them to present these techniques to their students and integrate these activities into other components of the curriculum. The proposed research and educational activities will train a continuum of individuals in the scientific method with special emphasis on molecular genetics and evolutionary processes. These individuals include high school students from the local Shoshone-Bannock tribe, undergraduates, PhD students, and biology teachers. The outreach program will be a model partnership between high schools and universities, cost-efficiently exposing students to modern molecular genetics and evolutionary research.
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CAREER: The roles of ecology, behavior, and morphology in maintaining species boundaries- demonstrating evolutionary processes to high school students in Idaho.
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项目类别:Standard Grant
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资助金额:$0.0万
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依托单位:
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海外基金