Table 1. The finesses of the karyotypes under different forms of selection.
Karyotype fitness | ||||||||
Male | Female | |||||||
B | C | D | E | H | I | J | K | |
Sexually antagonistic selection | 1−sm | 1−sm dm | 1−sm | 1 | 1 | 1−sf df | 1−sf df | 1−sf |
Heterozygote disadvantage | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1−sh | 1−sh | 1 | 1 |
Dosage compensation | 1 | 1−0.5sd | 1−0.5sd | 1−0.5sd | 1−0.5sd | 1 | 1−0.5sd | 1−sd |
Sex chromosome coadaptation | 1 | 1−0.5sc | 1−sc | 1−sc | 1−0.5sc | 1−0.5sc | 1−0.5sc | 1−sc |
If more than one form of selection was acting, the values in the corresponding columns were multiplied. The forms of section shown in Figure 4 correspond to the following:
w♂ (AU·)<1≡sm = 0.1, sf = 0, dm = 1; w♀(Y·)<1≡sm = 0.1, sf = 0, dm = 1; w♀(FU)<1≡sh = 0.1.