Animal Species and Evolution¶
Mayr, E. (1963). Animal Species and Evolution. Harvard University Press.
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Primes¶
- Founder Effect
- Without all three the effect dissipates; with all three, an idiosyncratic founding cohort can durably steer a much larger downstream system.
This sourceIntroduces and develops the founder principle — a new population founded by few individuals carries an unrepresentative sample of the parent gene pool, fixing idiosyncratic allele frequencies.
- Without all three the effect dissipates; with all three, an idiosyncratic founding cohort can durably steer a much larger downstream system.
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