1974
DOI: 10.1073/pnas.71.12.4727
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Some Population Genetic Models Combining Artificial and Natural Selection Pressures

Abstract: The evolutionary behavior of a diploid population characterized by a trait determined at one or two major loci subject to the combined effects of artificial and natural selection pressures is investigated. A number of different genotypic phenotypic associations are set forth, including additive allelic effects and additive loci effects with a' variety of culling programs. Threshold selection schemes as well as culling favoring intermediate phenotypic values are considered. For these formulations results are re… Show more

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