地理的な構造をもち,部分的な自殖を行う集団における遺伝的変異〔英文〕

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In order to clarify the effect of selfing on genetic variation in geographically structured populations, Wrights island model is generalized to include; the effects of extinction, mutation, selfing, and migration of pollen and seed. The equilibrium probabilities of identity by descent for two genes are obtained. It is found that selfing causes a decrease of the variation within colonies and an increase of the variation between colonies. Our model partly explains the "heterozygosity paradox" but other factors such as selection are necessary to fully account for the paradox.
日本遺伝学会の論文
1992-02-25