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Competition at the mouse t complex: rare alleles are inherently favored.

Theoretical population biology - 1 Dec 2001

van Boven M, Weissing F J

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We investigate the competition between alleles at a segregation distorter locus. The focus is on the invasion prospects of rare mutant distorter alleles in a population in which a wildtype and a resident distorter allele are present. The parameters are chosen to reflect the situation at the t complex of the house mouse, one of the best-studied examples of segregation distortion. By analyzing the invasion chances...

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PMID: 11878834
DOI: 10.1006/tpbi.2001.1551

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