the potentialto influencepopulation genetic structure
by the selection(passive) caused bypopulation genetic structure
selection , in which certain genotypes confer a selective advantage over others in the population(passive) could also be influenced byPopulation genetic structure
Breeding systems are also knownto influencepopulation genetic structure
In order to determinemight influencepopulation genetic structure
in turncan influencepopulation genetic structure
only by the degree of geographic isolation of local populations , which is measured by their connectivity(passive) is influencedpopulation genetic structure
life historyinfluencespopulation genetic structure
the working hypothesis ... the sharp ecological gradient between island and mainland locationscan influencepopulation genetic structure
Factors such as selection , migration , local adaptation , geographical isolation , or genetic driftcan resultin population structure
two approaches ... the potential biascan resultfrom population structure
Many research has been carried outto discoverthe population structure
Migrationslargely influencedpopulation structure of Temerin
specific anthropogenic factorsinfluencethe population structure
the basic biological processinfluencingthe population structure
basic biological processinfluencingthe population structure
the historical and contemporary factorsinfluencingpopulation structure
The analysis of genetic variation in natural years populations ... the particular biological factorsinfluencepopulation structure
its evolutionary potential , predominant reproductive strategies , and the factorsinfluencepopulation structure
population historyhas influencedpopulation structure
factorsinfluencingpopulation structure
the factorsinfluencepopulation structure
the factorsinfluencingthe population structure
by interactions or associations between reproductive success , genetic structure , and environmental factors in a natural population of long - lived mammals(passive) can be influenced bypopulation structure
by interactions or associations between reproductive success , genetic structure , and environmental factors in a natural population of long - lived mammals(passive) can be influencedpopulation structure
by the location and the method of selection(passive) influenced bythe population structure
The ability for organisms to disperse throughout their environment is thoughtto ... influencepopulation structure
a significant demographic factorinfluencingpopulation structure
to the identification of two clusters ( K = 2ledto the identification of two clusters ( K = 2
three distinct sub - populationsdiscoveredthree distinct sub - populations
from both species - specific biological traits and abiotic factorscan resultfrom both species - specific biological traits and abiotic factors
in significant genetic differences between modern and ancient whalescould resultin significant genetic differences between modern and ancient whales
bias(passive) caused bybias
to new interventions to reduce pathogen transmissioncould leadto new interventions to reduce pathogen transmission
of young animalsis composedof young animals
from the inclusion of subjects of diverse continental originsresultsfrom the inclusion of subjects of diverse continental origins
the initiation and rate of community thinningcan influencethe initiation and rate of community thinning
fatalities in different countries around the worldcould influencefatalities in different countries around the world
vulnerability to environmental change and recent studies have indicated that specialised species may have lower genetic diversity and greater population structuring compared to their generalist counterpartscan influencevulnerability to environmental change and recent studies have indicated that specialised species may have lower genetic diversity and greater population structuring compared to their generalist counterparts
a country 's stability , governance and the well - being of its peoplecan influencea country 's stability , governance and the well - being of its people
to slightly higher death ratesleadsto slightly higher death rates
evendesignedeven
variation(passive) caused byvariation
to persistence ... and spatially explicit models are not neededdid ... contributeto persistence ... and spatially explicit models are not needed
in spurious associationscan resultin spurious associations
of distinct genetic groups according to the habitat typewas composedof distinct genetic groups according to the habitat type
individual genetic effects and effects(passive) caused byindividual genetic effects and effects
community properties and stabilityinfluencescommunity properties and stability
the encounters between control organisms and target organisms and the dynamics of population interactionsinfluencesthe encounters between control organisms and target organisms and the dynamics of population interactions
to the quantitative growth of this very segment of the populationleadingto the quantitative growth of this very segment of the population
sexual conflict in wild populations of waterinfluencessexual conflict in wild populations of water
problems(passive) caused byproblems
to faster range expansionto leadto faster range expansion
the evolution of cooperation through its effect on inter - individual variationinfluencesthe evolution of cooperation through its effect on inter - individual variation
the balance between social cooperation and competitioninfluencesthe balance between social cooperation and competition
the nature of its variationinfluencesthe nature of its variation
spurious associations of gene - by - environment interactionsmay causespurious associations of gene - by - environment interactions
the pain(passive) caused bythe pain
even carefully designed studiesinfluenceseven carefully designed studies
turnout ... but the impact on support for each party is not clearinfluencesturnout ... but the impact on support for each party is not clear
in past studiesdiscoveredin past studies
in the maintenance of genetic ( and phenotypic ) diversitywould have resultedin the maintenance of genetic ( and phenotypic ) diversity
from demographic factorsresultingfrom demographic factors
spurious associations between markers and the trait under study [ 1 ... because of allele frequency differences between subpopulations in a population , rather than genuine genetic associations with thecan causespurious associations between markers and the trait under study [ 1 ... because of allele frequency differences between subpopulations in a population , rather than genuine genetic associations with the
statistics of genetic variants and developed several statistical approaches to correct for population structureinfluencesstatistics of genetic variants and developed several statistical approaches to correct for population structure