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. 2006 Jan;172(1):593–609. doi: 10.1534/genetics.104.039982

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Figure 5. — Effect of population structure on modifier final frequency at the end of the sweeps (the initial frequency is 0.5) for different deme sizes 2N (x-axis) and migration rates (indicated) under strong selection (s_j = s_k = 1). The total population size is kept constant, 2nN = 10,000. Lines correspond to a sex modifier with the probability to reproduce sexually (with recombination rate set to ) σ₁ = 0.02, σ₂ = 0.03, and σ₃ = 0.04 for individuals carrying zero, one, or two copies of the modifier, respectively. Dots correspond to a recombination modifier with dr = 0.005 and r_ij = r_jk = 0.015. Initial frequency of selected alleles is 0.01.

Inline graphic — Effect of population structure on modifier final frequency at the end of the sweeps (the initial frequency is 0.5) for different deme sizes 2N (x-axis) and migration rates (indicated) under strong selection (s_j = s_k = 1). The total population size is kept constant, 2nN = 10,000. Lines correspond to a sex modifier with the probability to reproduce sexually (with recombination rate set to ) σ₁ = 0.02, σ₂ = 0.03, and σ₃ = 0.04 for individuals carrying zero, one, or two copies of the modifier, respectively. Dots correspond to a recombination modifier with dr = 0.005 and r_ij = r_jk = 0.015. Initial frequency of selected alleles is 0.01.