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Diploidy, population structure, and the evolution of recombination.

The American naturalist - 1 Jul 2009

Roze Denis

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In diploids, sex affects genetic variation through segregation and recombination. Several recent models on the advantage of recombination have focused on the effect of interaction between selection and drift in finite or structured populations; however, these models considered haploid organisms. In this article, I present a three-locus model of the evolution of recombination in structured diploid populations,...

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PMID: 19476412
DOI: 10.1086/599083

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