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Up till now we have examined populations, which mating system was panmixia. Though panmixia is wide-spread in natural populations, just as often various deviations from panmixia occur. For instance, they may be caused by different kinds of preference in mating, when individuals are more likely to form mating pairs by the principle of the greater kinship. It is well known the among birds that particular marriage ritual plays a great role in pair formation, and these behavior reactions are inherited controlled only by the genotype. In a word, everything the suits the saying ‘Gentlemen prefer blondes’ results in deviations from panmixia.

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Svirezhev, Y.M., Passekov, V.P. (1990). Populations with Deviations from Panmixia. In: Fundamentals of Mathematical Evolutionary Genetics. Mathematics and Its Applications, vol 22. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-2589-2_6

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