Article
Percolation on the fitness hypercube and the evolution of reproductive isolation.
Journal of theoretical biology - 7 Jan 1997
Gavrilets S, Gravner J
Abstract excerpt
We study the structure and properties of adaptive landscapes arising from the assumption that genotype fitness can only be 0 (inviable genotype) or 1 (viable genotype). An appropriate image of resulting ("holey") fitness landscapes is a (multidimensional) flat surface with many holes. We have demonstrated that in the genotype space there are clusters of viable genotypes whose members can evolve from any member by...
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