Idealised Population
In
population genetics
an
idealised population
or a
Fisher — Wright population
is a
population
whose members can
mate
and
reproduce
with any other member of the other gender, and where random
genetic drift
does not occur. Deviation from the idealised population results in the
effective population size
. It is sometimes called the Fisher — Wright population after
Ronald Fisher
and
Sewall Wright
.
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