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Insect Molecular Biology, 1998
AbstractA clone of the grain aphid Sitobion avenae F. was maintained parthenogenetically over thirty‐two generations (n= 344) in a constant environment: a new generation being set up by a female selected at random from the preceding generation. Genomic DNA from individual aphids was screened for genetic stability using RAPD‐PCR with a previously tested
Thomas N. Sherratt +4 more
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Visualization of genetic lineages and inheritance information in genetic programming

Proceedings of the 15th annual conference companion on Genetic and evolutionary computation, 2013
Many studies emphasize the importance of genetic diversity and the need for an appropriate tuning of selection pressure in genetic programming. Additional important aspects are the performance and effects of the genetic operators (crossover and mutation) on the transfer and stabilization of inherited information blocks during the run of the algorithm ...
Michael Affenzeller +4 more
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Genetics and the human lineage

2007
Genetics has greatly contributed to current knowledge about the evolution of the human lineage. Immunological techniques and the molecular clock have addressed the time divergence of human and chimpanzee lineages, disproving the late divergence model.
Camilo J. Cela-Conde +3 more
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Statistics of the Mutant Lineage in Classical Genetics [PDF]

, 2013
Concerning the classical, deterministic formula for escape, mentioned in Chapter 6, the differential equation for the wild-type frequency, f(t), where t is time in generations, during an escape episode in the high-N e , strong-selection regime is: $$\displaystyle{{ df \over dt} = - s\,f\,(\,1 - f\,) - \mu \,(\,2\,f - 1\,). }$$ (21.1)
Otto O. Yang, W. David Wick
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