RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN GENETIC VARIABILITY AND LIFE‐HISTORY FEATURES OF BONY FISHES
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Summary
Heterozygosity appears to increase on a demographic continuum toward maximum values in species that are most strongly selected for maximizing the intrinsic rate of increase, which indicates a predominate role for environmental variation in controlling genetic variation of bony fishes.
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- 1989-12-01
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Political science
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