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Sex and adaptation in a changing environment.
Genetics - 1 Oct 1999
Waxman D, Peck J R
Abstract excerpt
In this study we consider a mathematical model of a sexual population that lives in a changing environment. We find that a low rate of environmental change can produce a very large increase in genetic variability. This may help to explain the high levels of heritability observed in many natural populations. We also study asexuality and find that a modest rate of environmental change can be very damaging to an...
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