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How does nonradom matting affect the gene pool

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I think it's, the nonrandom mating is defined solely in terms of departures from HW proportions for neutral alleles, without reference to phenotypes. The impact is measured in terms of genetic parameters, such as genetic variance, expected gene flow, and Δ F, assuming the infinitesimal model and mass selection.

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