It describes how a population evolves from different mating types producing same - sized sex cells (or gametes) to mating types producing different -
sized gametes, such as where there are distinct males and females.
Not exact matches
He derived a prediction from an existing mathematical model of the Disruptive Selection Theory that states that for the evolution of males and females to remain stable, the ratio of the
size of the larger
gamete to the smaller
gamete has to be greater than three.
Due to random assortment of
gametes and the relatively small litter
size, the actual percentage of puppies affected with NAD produced in Carrier to Carrier mating often deviates from the expected 25 %.