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sweepstakes reproductive success: a standalone construct

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Marine biology

the hypothesis that in highly fecund marine species only a small, random subset of parents contributes to each cohort, lowering effective population size.

In marine biology, sweepstakes reproductive success refers to the hypothesis that in highly fecund marine species only a small, random subset of parents contributes to each cohort, lowering effective population size. This meaning comes from Hedgecock (2011) in Bulletin of Marine Science.[1]

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References

Hedgecock, D., & Pudovkin, A. I. (2011). Sweepstakes Reproductive Success in Highly Fecund Marine Fish and Shellfish: A Review and Commentary. Bulletin of Marine Science, 87(4), 971-1002. https://doi.org/10.5343/bms.2010.1051

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