First outlined by Ernst Mayr, this concept can account for the unusually large deaf population on Martha's Vineyard and the smaller size of seeds in certain island regions of Canada.
First outlined by Ernst Mayr, this concept can account for the unusually large deaf population on Martha's Vineyard and the smaller size of seeds in certain island regions of Canada. It can result if population flows are constrained, and it explains the high prevalence of Ellis-van Creveld syndrome in Amish populations. A specific example of genetic drift, FTP, name the effect that describes the decrease in genetic variation observed when a small population separates from a larger population.
First outlined by Ernst Mayr, this concept can account for the unusually large deaf population on Martha's Vineyard and the smaller size of seeds in certain island regions of Canada.
Founder effect