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First Course in Population Genetics
A simple mathematical model is analyzed which describes the behaviour of a population under the influence of viability and fertility as well as carrying capacity and competition by another species. One locus with two alleles determining viability, fertility, and carrying capacity is considered. Throughout the analysis absolute rather than relative numbers are used. The following results have been obtained: 1. The species producing more zygotes wins the competition. 2. Absolute numbers must be used for viability and fertility in theoretical considerations, because the outcome of competition may be changed by using different absolute numbers of the same relation. 3. Differences in viability are amplified by limiting the number of individuals. 4. Differences in every parameter can be compensated by any other parameter.
Oecologia – Springer Journals
Published: Dec 1, 1979
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