A unified treatment of the probability of fixation when population size and the strength of selection change over time.

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The fixation probability is determined when population size and selection change over time and differs from Kimura's result, with long-term implications for a population. It is found that changes in population size are not equivalent to the corresponding changes in selection and can result in less drift than anticipated.

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