Dispersal - Genetic Diversity in Establishing Plant Populations: Founder Number and Geometry - page 177

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GENERATION

GENERATION GENERATION

Fig. 12.6 Observed heterozygosity through generations for annual bisexual, completely self-incompatible (unlike Figs. 12.2 through 12.5 with
random mating, including selfi ng) populations all initiated with 172 founders arranged in a square in the center of a large preserve (no individuals
are dispersed out of the preserve). Conditions for all trials are identical except for the following: (1) Founders are placed with no spaces (graph A),
4 spaces (graph B), or 10 spaces between founders (graph C). (2) Maximum offspring and microgamete dispersal distances are always equal within