cline Meaning & Definition

  • En [ klaɪn]
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Meaning of cline In English

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  • Overall, the clines tended to be wider the further they were from the race centre.

  • Stochastic simulations are necessary for a full understanding of clines in polygenic traits.

  • A step cline in a trait determined by an infinite number of unlinked loci.

  • However, this is compensated by the narrowing of the clines, which reduces the width of the region over which neutral allele frequencies are steepened.

  • However, adjacent clines would tend to annihilate each other, and some mechanism is needed to generate cryptic divergence.

  • Moreover, the neutral clines may be curved away from the barrier.

  • Genetic drift in clines which are maintained by migration and natural selection.

  • Clearly, sampling only a subset of the characters may have failed to reveal the occurrence of non-coincident clines.

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