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    The Price Equation imposes no similar constraint on how t... — Carmelics
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    Supports→Type recursions and the Price Equation impose different constraints on how temporally variable selection must be classified

    The Price Equation imposes no similar constraint on how temporally variable selection is classified

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    The scenario is illuminating because it involves randomness that cannot be quantified by effective population size in a type recursion but can be quantified as such by the drift parameter in Price Equation. When deploying type recursions, we must treat cases of temporally variable selection as cases of selection, but we are under no similar constraint when it comes to the Price Equation.

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