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The role of COEVOLUTION in mutualistic interactions

COEVOLUTION

Barbotin Louis, Boqueret Maxime, Boulay Mathilde and Fortin Cléa

1 - Defining coevolution
Beginning of coevolutionKinds of coevolutionCoevolution at different levelsImprovement of the coevolution study
2 - Setting up and outcomes of the mutualistic coevolution
Requirements to establish a mutualistic coevolutionPossible outcomes of mutualistic coevolutionFlaws of coevolution

"Coevolution"

Beginning of coevolution

Ehrlich and Raven
1964
1882
"Origin of Species"

"Coadaptation"

Kinds of coevolution

Multispecies coevolution
Berenbaum
Diffuse coevolution
Janzen
Strict coevolution
Ehrlich and Raven
Ehrlich and Raven
1964
1882
"Origin of Species"
1983
Berenbaum
1980
Janzen

Coevolution at different levels

Dixit 2023

Dixit
Ehrlich and Raven
1964
1882
"Origin of Species"
1980
Janzen
1983
Berenbaum
2023

Improvement of the coevolution study

Medium 2020 by Anees Shah

Frederick Sanger

Commons wikimedia org

DNA sequencer

zoepd.com

Malden_DJ on dpreview.com

Papilio machaon
Ehrlich and Raven
1964
1882
"Origin of Species"
1980
Janzen
1983
Berenbaum
2023
Dixit
1977
DNA sequencing
2006
Host shift: Papilio machaon
1 - Defining coevolution
Beginning of coevolutionKinds of coevolutionCoevolution at different levelsImprovement of the coevolution study
2 - Setting up and outcomes of the mutualistic coevolution
Requirements to establish a mutualistic coevolutionPossible outcomes of mutualistic coevolutionFlaws of coevolution

Requirement: Local proximity and synchronous life cycles

Ficus carica sycon. Dubuisson 2022

Blastophaga psenes. Wikipedia.com

ostiole

male flowers

female flowers

branch

peduncle

Life cycles of B.psenes and male (left) and female (right) F.carica. Proffit et al. 2020

GEOGRAPHICAL
TEMPORAL

--> Same ecosystem

--> Same life cycles

Requirement: Interspecific communication

Interaction between the ant Ectatomma tuberculatum and the caterpillar Synargis. Eurekalert.org

View of vibratory papillae (left) and one vibratory papilla in contact with epigranulations (right) of Synargis gale. Devries 1991

CHEMICAL
AUDITORY

---> Synomone (VOCs)

--> Stridulations

Outcome: Endosymbiosis

Wu et al. 2006

Huntington Beach 2008 by Don Pace

Currie et al 2006

Outcome: Cospeciation

produces antibiotics against

parasites

cultivates

houses

Flaws: Cheaters risks

Punishment

Cheaters

EX. Yucca and Yucca moth

Pellmyr and Huth 1994

EX. Olfactory Mimicry

Darlyne A. Murawski on Pixels.com

www.orchid-nord.com

Ophrys insectifera

Flaws: Interdependence

protects

houses and feed

Volume of nectar (a) and concentration of saccharose (c) produced by a sunflower (left) or a buckwheat (right), in control condition (blue) or warmed condition (red). In 2015, warmed conditions are higher than in 2016. McCombs 2022

Flaws: Anthropogenic threat

Preference of pollinators concerning nectar consumption

Conclusion

1 - Defining coevolution
2 - Setting up and outcomes of the mutualistic coevolution
Beginning of coevolutionKinds of coevolutionCoevolution at different levelsImprovement of the coevolution study
Requirements to establish a mutualistic coevolutionPossible outcomes of mutualistic coevolutionFlaws of coevolution

Acacias with and without ants

Synomone action