| 释义 |
normalizing selection
normalizing selection[′nȯr·mə‚līz·iŋ si‚lek·shən] (genetics) Removal of alleles that produce divergence from the average phenotype in a population by selecting against deviant individuals. normalizing selection
normalizing selection a form of STABILIZING SELECTION in which less fit individuals at both extremes of a distribution are eliminated, reducing the genetic variability in the population. |