Acta Biotheoretica 30 (2) (1981) |Abstract||The problem of
modifier evolution was examined with regard to the idea that
modifier evolution can be considered as a result of selection
for adaptation speed in populations far from equilibrium. This
kind of selection was called feedback selection in order to
emphasize the difference to theories which consider modifier
evolution near the equilibrium. The basic principles of this
kind of selection are derived for asexual populations and the
problem of dominance is discussed in the light of this concept.
In general the results support the view, that the genetic
properties of a character are selected along with the character
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