A lotka-volterra model of coexistence between a sexual population and multiple asexual clones.

Keywords

Biology, Carrying capacity, Population, Competition (biology), Ecology

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• THE EFFECTS OF SPATIAL CONFIGURATION OF POPULATIONS ON THE MAINTENANCE OF THE SEXES IN A CLONAL ORGANISMChristopher R. Stieha — 2012
• The accumulation of deleterious mutations within the frozen niche variation hypothesisG.E. Pound, Simón Cox, C. Patrick Doncaster — 2004
• Evolution of indefinite generation lengthsC. Patrick Doncaster — 2003
• The twofold cost of sex unfoldedHelen Olofsson, Per Lundberg — 2007
• Outcomes of reciprocal invasions between genetically diverse and genetically uniform populations of Daphnia obtusa (Kurz)Nikki Tagg, David J. Innes, C. Patrick Doncaster — 2005
• Competitive extinctions between asexual and sexual populations: simulations define criteria for sexual survivalEric H. Harley — 2010
• Could sex be maintained through harmful malesJoachim L. Dagg — 2006
• Sexually Antagonistic Coevolution for Sexual Harassment Can Act as a Barrier to Further Invasions by ParthenogenesisKazutaka Kawatsu — 2013
• A competition model for two CPU vendorsYinan Tang, J.W. Zhang — 2005
• Sperm-dependent parthenogens delay the spatial expansion of their sexual hosts.Karel Janko, Jan Eisner — 2009
• Population models of sperm-dependent parthenogenesis.David Schley, C. Patrick Doncaster, T. J. Sluckin — 2004
• Sexual reproduction prevails in a world of structured resources in short supplyStefan Scheu, Barbara Drossel — 2007
• Climate and agricultural context shape reproductive mode variation in an aphid crop pestAude Gilabert, Jean‐Christophe Simon, Lucie Mieuzet — 2009
• Dynamics of regional coexistence for more or less equal competitorsC. Patrick Doncaster, G.E. Pound, Simón Cox — 2003
• Ecological Equivalence: A Realistic Assumption for Niche Theory as a Testable Alternative to Neutral TheoryC. Patrick Doncaster — 2009
• Resource competition between genetically varied and genetically uniform populations of Daphnia pulex (Leydig): does sexual reproduction confer a short-term ecological advantage?Nikki Tagg, C. Patrick Doncaster, David J. Innes — 2005
• Equal fecundity in asexual and sexual mollies (Poecilia)Ingo Schlupp, Angelika Taebel-Hellwig, Michael Tobler — 2010
• Deleterious transposable elements and the extinction of asexuals.Irina R. Arkhipova, Matthew Meselson — 2005
• Temporal habitat variability and the maintenance of sex in host populations of the pea aphidAdrien Frantz, Manuel Plantegenest, Jean‐Christophe Simon — 2006
• Making it on their own: sperm-dependent hybrid fishes (Cobitis) switch the sexual hosts and expand beyond the ranges of their original sperm donorsLukáš Choleva, Apostolos Apostolou, Petr Ráb — 2008

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