The genetic structure of populations. Translated by D. and B. Charlesworth
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(41)- Inclusive fitness models with two sexes
- Regular systems of inbreeding with mutation
- The genetic-mating structure of subdivided populations. II: Correlated mating models
- Genealogical structure and correlations in gene extinction
- The gene identity states of a descendant
- On relatedness and adaptive topography in kin selection
- An elementary computer algorithm for the calculation of the coefficients of inbreeding
- Genetic selection and de Finetti diagrams
- Some models of population structure and evolution
- Convergence of genetic compositions assuming infinite population-size and overlapping generations
- The genotypic probability structure of an individual at the head of a pedigree
- Drift variances of \(F_{ST}\) and \(G_{ST}\) statistics obtained from a finite number of isolated populations
- Gene frequency patterns in the Levene subdivided population model
- Central limit theorems for pedigrees
- Predator influence on the growth of a population with three genotypes
- Use of orthogonal transformation in population genetics theory
- Half-sib mating structures
- Relatedness and inclusive fitness with inbreeding
- Inclusive fitness arguments in genetic models of behaviour
- Hamilton's rule, gradual evolution, and the optimal (feedback) control of phenotypically plastic traits
- The effect of consanguinity on coalescence times on the X chromosome
- Limiting distribution of X-chromosomal coalescence times under first-cousin consanguineous mating
- On the robustness of regular systems of inbreeding
- Comparative statics of games between relatives
- A Measure of partial association between disease and genotype for the two-parent problem
- A conversational dynamic model of adaptive biological population
- Spread of pedigree versus genetic ancestry in spatially distributed populations
- Use of robust variance components models to analyse triglyceride data in families
- The use of measured genotype information in the analysis of quantitative phenotypes in man.
- The applicability of the Hardy-Weinberg principle in the study of populations
- Multiple genetic relationships: joint and conditional genotype probabilities
- Extensions to multivariate normal models for pedigree analysis
- A note on genetic distance
- F-statistics and analysis of gene diversity in subdivided populations
- Parameter Estimation when Various Models are Available
- Calculation of genetic identity coefficients
- The coalescent in finite populations with arbitrary, fixed structure
- Unattainable regions in the space of genetic relationships
- An example of a regular inbreeding system with cubic ancestral growth that preserves some genetic variability
- Modeling the effect of inbreeding among founders in linkage analysis
- A recursive algorithm for the calculation of identity coefficients
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