A Probability Method for Treating Inbreeding Systems, Especially with Linked Genes
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- Calculation of the inbreeding coefficient
- Disequilibrium among several linked neutral genes in finite population. I: Mean changes in disequilibrium
- Linkage and inbreeding coefficients in a finite random mating population
- A continuous model for the study of linkage in a random-mating population
- Random mating and random union of gametes models for finite dioecious populations
- Fixation times and probabilities for an independent loci model in genetics
- Effective size and \(F\)-statistics of subdivided populations for sex-linked loci
- Properties of a neutral allele model with intragenic recombination
- The effect of linkage in a finite random-mating population
- On the equivalence of random mating and random union of gametes models in finite, monoecious populations
- Probabilities and rates of fixation for a population with a general fertility distribution
- Descent measures for two loci with some applications
- Linkage disequilibrium in two-locus, finite, random mating models without selection or mutation
- Perturbation expansions of multilocus fixation probabilities for frequency-dependent selection with applications to the Hill-Robertson effect and to the joint evolution of helping and punishment
- Regular systems of inbreeding
- Dynamics of cytonuclear disequilibria in finite populations and comparison with a two-locus nuclear system
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