Evolutionary dynamics in frequency-dependent two-phenotype models

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General frequency-dependent selection schemes based on two phenotypes segregating in large diploid populations are analyzed, by assuming nonoverlapping discrete generations with random mating. With linear phenotypic fitnesses independent of sex and parental type, a global dynamical analysis is provided. In the nonlinear case it is shown that a stability analysis is possible in the vicinity of every equilibrium. The exact conditions and domains of attraction are examined. Application is made to two-sex two-phenotypic haploid models.



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