Uninvadability in N-species frequency models for resident-mutant systems with discrete or continuous time.

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The uninvadability concept, that was originally introduced through static comparisons of individual fitness in resident-mutant systems for a single species, is developed for multi-species models with frequency-dependent fitness by extending its equivalent single-species dynamic characterization. This multi-species definition is then reinterpreted in terms of individual fitness functions based on intra and...

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