… from genetic revolutions triggered by founder effects: An isolated population, … founder effect.
By placing them in the context of other models, we will argue that, although founder effects …

… Founder effect or founder principle designates the establishment of a new population by a
few individuals who carry a small fraction of the genetic variability of the parental population (…

… founder effect, and we demonstrate that the predictions from the branching process model fit
simulation results well. We further show that estimates of the effective founder … founder effect …

… that operate through failures in filter and founder effects. In particular we suspect that there
… from its effects on the recruitment of dominants rather than any immediate effects of species …

… In modeling the founder effect speciation process, we will follow previous work (Rouhani
and Barton 1987; Charlesworth and Rouhani 1988), assuming that the process has two phases…

… Random sampling effects may conveniently be divided into two classes: those which depend
on the initial sample ('founder effects'), and those consequent upon a continued restriction …

… When the number of founders of an association is small, the “founder effect” will be able to
maintain the altruistic genes in the whole population, in spite of selection against them within …

… Founder effects and genetic bottlenecks are of great concern for the continued persistence
of endangered species and recently several examples in natural populations have …

… to invoke founder effects. In fact, an exercise in fitting models to data showed the founder
effects … here as the reason why founder effects did not occur, except perhaps on Norfolk Island. …

… determining the distribution of founders' genetic contributions to … First we investigate the
relative opportunity for founder effect … reproductive success of population founders in terms of the …