Article
The incidental response to uniform natural selection.
Biology letters - 23 Aug 2013
Bell Graham
Abstract excerpt
When populations are exposed to novel conditions of growth, they often become adapted to a similar extent, and at the same time, evolve some degree of impairment in their original environment. They may also come to vary widely with respect to characters which are uncorrelated with fitness, as the result of chance genetic associations among the founders, when these are a small sample from a large and variable...
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