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Genetic supercycles caused by cyclical selection.
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America - 18 Jul 1995
Kirzhner V M, Korol A B, Ronin Y I, Nevo E
Abstract excerpt
Typical behavior of a two-locus genetic system experiencing cyclical selection, includes fixation (in one or both loci) or a stable polymorphic cycle with a period equal to that of environmental changes. By considering the time scale in terms of environmental periods, the last case could be trivially classified as a polymorphic stable point. Here we report on some results showing the complex limiting behavior of...
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