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• W1569449566 abstract "This chapter briefly summarizes the most important differences in genetic exchange. In bacteria, genetic exchange is unidirectional, where a usually small chromosomal segment transfers from a donor to a recipient. Bacterial recombination can occur across vastly more divergent organisms than is possible in animals and plants. The chapter also talks about the challenge of identifying ecotypes, or bacterial species subjected to intrapopulation cohesion provided by periodic selection and/or drift. The Recurrent Niche Invasion model takes into account the role of mobile genetic elements, such as plasmids or phage, in determining bacterial niches. Recombination does not seem likely to be a cohesive force that quashes speciation in either the macroorganisms or bacteria. Most clearly in bacteria, recombination is not sufficient to prevent adaptive divergence in niche-specifying genes, and sexual isolation is not required for bacterial speciation. Studies of speciation in bacteria have focused on the origins of niche-specifying adaptations that distinguish newly divergent species, by investigating the ecological dimensions of speciation and the roles of horizontal genetic transfer and homologous recombination in bacterial speciation. This emphasis on the origins of ecological divergence was forced on bacteriology because bacteria can acquire niche-transcending genes potentially from any organism; so it would be futile to study the end of sharing niche-transcending adaptations in bacteria. It appears that, fortuitously, bacteriology has produced a paradigm of value for species studies in macroorganisms as well as bacteria—that our focus should be on the origins of ecological diversity and not on barriers to recombination." @default.
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• W1569449566 date "2014-04-09" @default.
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• W1569449566 title "Are Species Cohesive?-A View from Bacteriology" @default.
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