
Keywords: Mendelian segregation
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Mendel’s laws of heredity on his 200th birthday: What have we learned by considering exceptions?J. B. Wolf, A. C. Ferguson-Smith and A. Lorenz, Heredity, 129:1-3. 2022.![]() Violations of Mendel’s laws can generically be referred to as ‘non-Mendelian inheritance’. However, from that broad perspective, nearly all inheritance systems would show non-Mendelian inheritance (at least to some degree). To hold exactly, Mendel’s laws impose strict ... Keywords: complex, invadability, Mathematical model, meiotic drive, Mendelian segregation, rareness advantage, segregation distortion, Shaw–Mohler equation |
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Competition at the Mouse t Complex: Rare Alleles Are Inherently Favoredvan Boven, MW, Franz J., Theoretical Population Biology, 60:343-358. 2001.![]() We investigate the competition between alleles at a segregation distorter locus. The focus is on the invasion prospects of rare mutant distorter alleles in a population in which a wildtype and a resident distorter allele are present. The parameters are chosen to reflect the ... Keywords: complex, invadability, Mathematical model, meiotic drive, Mendelian segregation, rareness advantage, segregation distortion, Shaw–Mohler equation |

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