Selection and Covariance¶
PRICE, G. R. (1970). Selection and Covariance. Nature, 227, 520-521.
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Primes¶
- Selection Vs Transmission Decomposition
- The Price equation is the canonical formal statement of this decomposition.
This sourceStates the Price equation: the change in a population's mean trait splits exactly into a covariance-of-trait-with-fitness (selection) term and a fitness-weighted within-unit (transmission) term.
- The Price equation is the canonical formal statement of this decomposition.
- Variance Bounds Selection Response
Mechanisms¶
- Covariance Selection-Term Calculation
- The identity that licenses reading this covariance as "selection" is the Robertson–Price form, in which the covariance of value with relative fitness is exactly the selection differential.
This sourceExpresses selection as the covariance between character value and relative fitness, equivalent to the selection differential.
- The identity that licenses reading this covariance as "selection" is the Robertson–Price form, in which the covariance of value with relative fitness is exactly the selection differential.
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