Figure 1.
A haystack model of population structure. Three types of patches exist: empty, selfish (containing individuals with the gene drive), and wild-type or beneficial. Note that arrows depict the transitions of each patch type into the other—e.g., a B patch can become an S patch, but not the reverse. The rates at which one patch type is converted to another are given by the terms on the arrows, corresponding to Equation (1)
