| 研究生: |
洪龍華 Hung, Lung-Hua |
|---|---|
| 論文名稱: |
利用細胞核核糖體DNA基因之ITS序列和轉譯延長因子重建台灣沼緣蜉蝣 (Cloeon marginale Hagen) 的親緣地理 Phylogeography of Cloeon marginale Hagen (Ephemeroptera : Baetidae) in Taiwan based on nuclear ribosomal DNA and nuclear translation elongation factor 1α |
| 指導教授: |
蔣鎮宇
Chiang, Tzen-Yuh 王建平 Wang, Jiang-Ping |
| 學位類別: |
碩士 Master |
| 系所名稱: |
生物科學與科技學院 - 生物學系 Department of Biology |
| 論文出版年: | 2002 |
| 畢業學年度: | 90 |
| 語文別: | 中文 |
| 論文頁數: | 73 |
| 中文關鍵詞: | 基因交流 、關鍵族群 、相對年齡 、親系分配 、滅絕與再拓殖 、細胞核轉譯延長因子 、台灣沼緣蜉蝣 、親緣地理 、核糖體核酸ITS序列 |
| 外文關鍵詞: | extinction-recolonization., phylogeography, nuclear rDNA ITS, gene flow, lineage sorting, related age, metapopulation, mayfly Cloeon marginale Hagen, nuclear translation elongation factor (EF-1α) |
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本研究係利用細胞核核糖體 DNA (rDNA) 之 ITS 序列和轉譯延長因子 (EF-1α) DNA 序列重建台灣沼緣蜉蝣的親緣地理型式,估算族群內及族群間的基因流轉,以測驗地理區域間族群遺傳分隔的假說。自全島北、中、南和東部 8 個代表性靜水型沼澤 13 個採樣區取得 130 個樣本,共選殖出 87 個 rDNA haplotypes和 53 個 EF-1α haplotypes,以 DnaSP 計算 haplotype diversity 和 nucleotide diversity,其中 rDNA haplotypes diversity 為 0.980,EF-1α haplotypes diversity 為 0.878,而 nucleotide diversity 分別是 0.133 與 0.114,全島以北部地區和南部地區的 nucleotide diversity 較高。由 neighbor-joining 和 network 親緣分析的結果均獲得 11 個 rDNA lineages (clade A-K) 和 7 個 EF-1α lineages (clade I-VII),不僅分佈最廣泛的 lineages 彼此相結合,稀有的 lineages 也有較高的比例和分佈最廣泛的 lineages 結合,卡方檢測顯示全島合一的大族群處於平衡,其中有一些稀有的 lineages 被侷限在少數地理區塊,推測應該是基因相對年輕或遺傳漂變的結果;而兩個基因譜系都建構出一致的親緣地理型式(族群間或地理區域間的遺傳分化低),顯示台灣沼緣蜉蝣發生頻繁的遷移。rDNA 和 EF-1α 都指出族群間或地理區域間有很高的基因交流,但基因交流的型式並不一致,推測應該是這兩個基因譜系處在 lineage sorting 所導致。從 haplotype 和 nucleotide 歧異度、neighbor-joining tree、network tree 及基因交流值結果均顯示台灣沼緣蜉蝣進行長距離散播,推測這個非預期的結果是由風和水鳥所導致。根據 rDNA 和 EF-1α 基因譜系推估出整個台灣地區的台灣沼緣蜉蝣是一個逢機配對的族群,所有採樣點是關鍵族群,根據生態資料和遺傳組成推測北部地區、南部地區和中部魚池樣點應該是台灣沼緣蜉蝣的根源地,而 sink 關鍵族群的遺傳組成深受滅絕和再拓殖的影響。
To reconstruct the phylogeographic pattern of Cloeon marginale Hagen, two DNA markers were sequenced. In total, 87 and 53 haplotypes of the nuclear ribosomal DNA internal transcribed spacer region (rDNA) and translation elongation factor 1α (EF-1α) were identified, respectively, from 130 individuals. Haplotype diversity of 0.980 and 0.878 was estimated, respectively, from rDNA and EF-1α. The nucleotide diversity of northern and southern regions was higher than that of other areas. Neighbor-joining trees and networks recovered eleven divergent rDNA lineages (clade A-K) and seven EF-1α divergent lineages (clade I-VII). A chi-square test revealed random associations between rDNA types and EF-1α types (X2=73.586, P=0.11176). Nevertheless, lock of clade-clade consistency between two gene genealogies was probably ascribed to effects of lineage sorting. Two data sets revealed consistent phylogeographic patterns, i.e., low levels of genetic differentiation among regions and among populations, indicating frequent long-distance gene-flow between populations. Typhoons or monsoons carrying mature mayflies across populations and geographical regions may be the mechanism explaining the low levels of population differentiation. Random associations between haplotype of two DNA markers suggested an equilibrium of populations of Taiwan as a whole, and a metapopulation structure that is consist of demes linked by different levels of gene flow. Ecological data and high level of intrapopulation variation implicated that northern and southern regions, as well as YU of central region may have been sources for migration into re-colonized populations. The sink demes were highly regulated by extinction-recolonization processes.
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