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Content Introduction
Sex-Chromosome
Systems
Sex-Chromosome
Evolution
Sex-Chromosome
Organization
Molecular evolution
Conclusions
Introduction
Sexual reproduction is common in
multicellular organisms
This includes fusion of gametes
(isogamy vs anisogamy) from two
individuals
Anisogamy can give rise to separate
sexes (males and females)
The sex can be determined by
environment or genetic factors
Sex chromosomes have evolved
independently several times in
different linages
SEX-CHROMOSOME
SYSTEMS:
Sex chromosomes from related
Sex chromosomes from related
linages are not necessarily
linages are not necessarily
homologous
homologous
Liability hypothesis: Spread
SEX Liability hypothesis: Spread
of new sex-determining loci
CHROMOSOMES of new sex-determining loci
linked to autosomal loci under
ARE LABILE linked to autosomal loci under
sexually antagonistic selection
sexually antagonistic selection
‘Simple’ organization of XY
‘Simple’ organization of XY
males and XX females does not
males and XX females does not
reflect the variety of sex-
reflect the variety of sex-
chromosome systems
chromosome systems
SEX- XY/XX ZW/ZZ
CHROMOSOME
SYSTEMS:
X0/XX Z0/ZZ
VARIETY OF SEX-
CHROMOSOME
SYSTEMS XY1Y2/XX
Z1Z2W/Z1Z1Z2Z2
RINGS OR
CHAINS
SEX- XY/XX
CHROMOSOME ZW/ZZ
SYSTEMS:
X0/XX Z0/ZZ
VARIETY OF SEX-
CHROMOSOME
SYSTEMS XY1Y2/XX
Z1Z2W/Z1Z1Z2Z2
RINGS OR
CHAINS
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