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The Emergence of Non-Linear Evolutionary Trade-offs and the Maintenance of Genetic Polymorphisms

2024-06-01

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Evolutionary models of quantitative traits often assume trade-offs between beneficial and detrimental traits, requiring modelers to specify a function linking costs to benefits. The choice of trade-off function is often consequential; functions that assume diminishing returns (accelerating costs) typically lead to single equilibrium genotypes, while decelerating costs often lead to evolutionary branching. Despite...

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4ea334af-8333-5bd5-9db7-301cdc8285e3
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10.1101/2024.05.29.595890
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