… results from genetic structure analysis. Briefly, we modeled demographic stability and …
granulosa, similar (as opposed to asymmetrical) estimates of migration are also not consistent with …

… genotypes (Ab, aB) disperse to both niches with equal probability, … asymmetry in niche
proportions significantly influences the ability of these models to maintain genetic polymorphism…

… In brief, symmetric and asymmetric coalescence indicates the degree to which one input …
) introduction of taxa and balance the effects of local selection by dispersal from the regional …

… stable subterranean habitats may select against dispersal … distinguishable species were
asymmetrically split in fewer … itself determined by the balance between the transport and supply …

… processes, for instance promoting the maintenance of genetic polymorphisms (Haldane
and … Environmental fluctuations and asymmetrical dispersal: generalized stability theory for …

… stable over time and plant dispersal is constrained, local adaptation may evolve and allow
populations to persist in their native habitat. In heterogeneous environments this … a balanced …

… We here investigate selection in a scenario with bi-directional dispersal between two demes
… the fully polymorphic equilibrium is stable [30]. Our method works under asymmetry as well, …

… possibility of asymmetric migration rates ( m A B ≠ m B A ). … A is the geometric mean of the
dispersal rates, V M k are the … the bimodal equilibrium loses its demographic stability and one …

… Our results also showed that despite the asymmetric dispersal rate among ponds, the
dispersal pattern in the SSP did not meet the theoretical expectations of the source–sink model …

… Significant deviation from Hardy–Weinberg equilibrium was detected only in the BD population
at … to reproduction and dispersal to surrounding populations. Thus, asymmetric migration …