On Dr. Birch's Article on Population Ecology

1 July 1960

journal article
letter
Published by University of Chicago Press in The American Naturalist

Vol. 94 (877) , 313
https://doi.org/10.1086/282134

Abstract

If one genotype replaces another by natural selection, the replacing one has, during the process, a larger value of r (the difference between net birth and death rates). An example is given which demonstrates that the final genotype, in the absence of the first, may have a smaller r than the first in absence of the second.

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