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Evolutionary rescue

Evolutionary rescue is a process by which a population—that would have gone extinct in the absence of evolution—persists due to natural selection acting on heritable variation. Coined by Gomulkiewicz and Holt in 1995, evolutionary rescue was described as a continuously changing environment predicted to appear as a stable lag of the mean trait value…

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Genetic factors

Genetic variationEpistasisLinkage disequilibriaGene flow
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Experimental evolutionDrug resistancePesticide resistance
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The U-shaped curve

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Rate of evolutionGenetic rescue
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Evolutionary rescue

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related to history · 11
Evolutionary rescue → English, Gomulkiewicz, Haldane, Holt, Holt's, In, Orr, Simpson, The, U-shaped, Unckless
related to Recombination (Epistasis) · 7
Evolutionary rescue → As, Epistasis, In, LD, Recombination, Similarly, Together
related to The U-shaped curve · 7
Evolutionary rescue → After, Alexander, Evolutionary, In, On, The, U-shaped
related to Genetic factors · 5
Evolutionary rescue → For, Natural, These, This, U-shaped
related to Dispersal · 4
Evolutionary rescue → As, Populations, The, Within
has impact · 3
Evolutionary rescue → As, Destruction, Urbanization
related to Empirical evidence · 2
Evolutionary rescue → Evolutionary, There
is a · 1
Evolutionary rescue → process by which a population

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Evolutionary rescuerelated to Empirical evidenceEvolutionary0.60section
Evolutionary rescuerelated to Empirical evidenceThere0.60section
Evolutionary rescuerelated to Genetic factorsFor0.60section
Evolutionary rescuerelated to Genetic factorsNatural0.60section

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