Are Beneficial Alleles More Likely To Be Lost Or Fixed In Small Populations Compared To Large Populations? [Solved]

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Are Beneficial Alleles More Likely To Be Lost Or Fixed In Small Populations Compared To Large Populations? [Solved]

More generally, in small populations the importance of random genetic drift relative to selection is increased, such that beneficial alleles are more likely to be lost and deleterious alleles are more likely to reach high frequencies, compared to larger popu- lations.

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