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. 2005 Oct;171(2):803–812. doi: 10.1534/genetics.105.041301

Figure 1.

Figure 1.

Recombination rate of a plastic modifier. The recombination rates of individuals with different haploid genotypes are illustrated. Individuals carrying the m allele always have the baseline level of recombination regardless of the alleles they carry at the fitness loci. Individuals carrying the plastic modifier allele M have a recombination rate that depends on their fitness. We assume that wab < waB < wAb < wAB. In cases M1 and M2r > 0), individuals with low fitness have more recombination than individuals with high fitness (FAR). The FAR modifier causes an incidental increase in recombination on average when wref = wAB (case M1) but decreases recombination on average when wref = wab (case M2). In cases M3 and M4r < 0), individuals with low fitness have less recombination than individuals with high fitness (anti-FAR). The anti-FAR modifier decreases recombination on average when wref = wAB (M3) but increases recombination on average when wref = wab (M4).