ISOLATION BY DISTANCE IN EQUILIBRIUM AND NON‐EQUILIBRIUM POPULATIONS
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Summary
Analytical theory shows that there is a simple relationship between M̂ and geographic distance in both equilibrium and non‐equilibrium populations and that this relationship is approximately independent of mutation rate when the mutation rate is small.
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- 1993-02-01
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Keywords
Biology, Isolation (microbiology), Isolation by distance, Evolutionary biology, Statistical physics
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