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this is distinct from "genetic drift" in that it refers to movement of alleles between adjacent populations. This flow may be either into a population ("immigration") or out ("emigration"). This effect makes the populations more similar, and reduces the chance that the allele frequencies in the two populations will become very dissimilar
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The exchange of genetic traits between populations by movement of individuals, gametes, or spores. It involves the spread of new variants among different populations through dispersal.
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1. the proportion of alleles in a population each generation that is of migrant origin, 2. the transfer of genetic material between populations resulting from movements of individuals or their gametes. Usually expressed as a migration rate 'm'.
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The transmission of genes between populations through inter-mating.
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| gene flow |
the migration of fertile individuals, of the transfer of gametes, between populations
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