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A two-locus model of spatially varying stabilizing or directional selection on a quantitative trait.
Theoretical population biology - 1 Jun 2014
Geroldinger Ludwig, Bürger Reinhard
Abstract excerpt
The consequences of spatially varying, stabilizing or directional selection on a quantitative trait in a subdivided population are studied. A deterministic two-locus two-deme model is employed to explore the effects of migration, the degree of divergent selection, and the genetic architecture, i.e., the recombination rate and ratio of locus effects, on the maintenance of genetic variation. The possible...
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