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Sex-biased dispersal and adaptation to marginal habitats.
The American naturalist - 1 Oct 2003
Kawecki Tadeusz J
Abstract excerpt
If gene flow occurs through both sexes but only females contribute to population growth, adaptation to marginal (sink) habitats should be differentially affected by male versus female dispersal. Here I address this problem with two models. First, I consider the fate of a rare allele that improves fitness in the marginal habitat but reduces fitness in the core (source) habitat. Then I study the evolution of a...
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