To calculate coefficient of survival first we need to calculate the survival X reproductive rate because the reproductive rate and the survival rate for each genotype are different in the given data and then we also need to calculate relative fitness of each by dividing each survival X reproductive rate with the highest survival X reproductive rate among the all genotypes.
Hence, according to data given in the question:
Genotype |
A1A1 |
A1A2 |
A2A2 |
Probability of survival (survival rate) |
25% |
60% |
85% |
Fecundity (reproductive rate) |
50 |
70 |
80 |
Survival X Reproductive rate |
0.25/50=0.005 |
0.6/70=0.0085 |
0.85/80=0.010 |
Relative fitness (w) |
0.005/0.010=0.5 |
0.0085/0.010=0.85 |
0.010/0.010=1.0 |
Coefficient of survival can be calculated by the following formula:
Coefficient of survival (s) = 1- w
Coefficient of survival for (A1A1) = 1.0-0.5=0.5
Coefficient of survival for (A1A2) = 1.0-0.85=0.5= 0.15
Coefficient of survival for (A2A2) = 1.0- 1.0=0.0
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