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Is heterozygous advantage necessary for polymorphism in one-locus two-allele systems?

Journal of theoretical biology - 7 Feb 1994

Zhang D Y, Jiang X H

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This paper presents a model of density-dependent selection in a continuously reproducing diploid population with two alleles at one locus. Using differential equations, we assume that the fertility of a mating pair is determined exclusively by the female. Genotypic fitness is defined as the average contribution of an individual of the genotype to the total population growth rate. The conditions for protected...

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PMID: 8159012
DOI: 10.1006/jtbi.1994.1022

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