Concepts

Selection where individual fitness depends on the local frequency rather than global frequency, creating population structure with groups varying in genetic and phenotypic composition

An evolutionary process in which a population evolves to become more suited to its local environment through natural selection, resulting in higher fitness in the home environment compared to individu...

A process by which adaptive evolutionary change occurs sufficiently rapidly to counteract a decline in population size under initially unfavorable conditions

A principle stating that allele and genotype frequencies remain constant in a population under certain conditions

Limitations on evolutionary divergence imposed by genetic architecture and patterns of genetic covariation