Table 6.

Percentage of individuals that contributed to the next generation (N _cont) and variance of the number of offspring (V _c) when applying different management strategies (RAN, PED, OVE, REG, CHR) for populations of two different sizes (N)

N	t	RAN		PED		OVE		REG		CHR
		N cont	V c	N cont	V c	N cont	V c	N cont	V c	N cont	V c
20	0	88.4	1.77	100	0	81.0	2.28	56.7	6.00	47.0	8.57
	1	87.0	1.83	100	0	90.3	1.37	61.1	4.88	49.0	7.30
	2	88.4	1.80	100	0	91.4	1.25	62.2	4.63	53.8	6.22
	3	86.0	2.03	100	0	89.8	1.40	65.4	4.06	56.2	5.72
	4	88.5	1.70	100	0	90.1	1.33	65.5	3.98	56.7	5.61
	9	89.5	1.64	100	0	90.5	1.26	71.6	3.18	63.3	4.41
100	0	85.6	2.10	100	0	54.3	6.33	34.0	13.67	23.6	23.64
	1	86.4	1.97	100	0	60.1	5.12	38.4	11.49	26.3	18.46
	2	87.1	1.95	100	0	61.4	4.88	39.9	10.54	28.6	16.88
	3	86.1	2.07	100	0	61.3	4.52	42.0	9.88	29.1	15.49
	4	87.9	1.96	100	0	65.0	4.43	44.6	9.10	30.1	15.86
	9	86.9	1.99	100	0	81.0	2.28	51.3	6.97	47.0	8.57

RAN contributions are assigned at random, PED contributions are optimised to minimise f _p, OVE contributions are optimised to minimise f _{m_ove}, REG contributions are optimised to minimise f _{m_reg}, CHR contributions are optimised to minimise f _{m_chr}