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Ancestral Lineages in Mutation Selection Equilibria with Moving Optimum.

Bulletin of mathematical biology - 27 Jul 2022

Forien Raphaël, Garnier Jimmy, Patout Florian

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Many populations can somehow adapt to rapid environmental changes. To understand this fast evolution, we investigate the genealogy of individuals inside those populations. More precisely, we use a deterministic model to describe the phenotypic density of a population under selection when the fitness optimum moves at constant speed. We study the inside dynamics of this population using the neutral fractions...

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PMID: 35882713
DOI: 10.1007/s11538-022-01048-w

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