Article
Evolutionary Stability of Jointly Evolving Traits in Subdivided Populations.
The American naturalist - 1 Aug 2016
Mullon Charles, Keller Laurent, Lehmann Laurent
Abstract excerpt
The evolutionary stability of quantitative traits depends on whether a population can resist invasion by any mutant. While uninvadability is well understood in well-mixed populations, it is much less so in subdivided populations when multiple traits evolve jointly. Here, we investigate whether a spatially subdivided population at a monomorphic equilibrium for multiple traits can withstand invasion by any mutant...
Topics
- Biological Evolution
- Genetic Fitness
- Haploidy
- Life Cycle Stages
- Models, Genetic
- Mutation
- Selection, Genetic
