Frequency-Dependent Selection¶
Ayala, & Campbell. (1974). Frequency-Dependent Selection.
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- Snob Effect
- That parent really does recur across substrates as a co-instance relation — rare books and scarce opportunities in ordinary scarcity, and, strikingly, negative frequency-dependent selection in biology, where an allele's selective advantage is greatest precisely when it is rare
This sourceRare-allele advantage under negative frequency-dependent selection.
- That parent really does recur across substrates as a co-instance relation — rare books and scarce opportunities in ordinary scarcity, and, strikingly, negative frequency-dependent selection in biology, where an allele's selective advantage is greatest precisely when it is rare
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