Genetic consequences of variation in sib maturation schedules

Acta Biotheoretica 30 (4):219-227 (1981)
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Abstract

Implications of variance in the time at which sibs become mature are considered, particularly with respect to the fragmentation of a parental genome over time. It is concluded that regardless of the adaptive derivation of various intra-sibship maturation schedules, they each have important genetic consequences.

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