On the theory of partially inbreeding finite populations. VI. The survival probability of a two-locus allele combination when there is partial selfing.

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Consider a large population with two loci that may be linked, with one having alleles A and a and the second alleles B and b. Let there be initially one individual with genotype AB/ab in a population otherwise consisting of ab/ab individuals. We assume that AB/ab, Ab/aB, AB/aB, AB/Ab and AB/AB individuals have higher probabilities of survival to adulthood than individuals with genotype ab/ab. The probability that...

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