Definition of panmixia in English:

panmixia

noun panˈmɪksɪəpanˈmiksēə

mass nounZoology

Random mating within a breeding population.
〔动〕随机交配
Example sentencesExamples
- With an extinction-colonization model, the probability of fixation can be much reduced relative to panmixia.
- Microsatellite markers revealed no particular departure from panmixia within each local population and a genetic structure consistent with isolation by distance.
- The population size N is considered as constant, with as many males as females, reproducing by panmixia.
- Random mating can be looked for by using the Hardy-Weinberg test, or conversely departure from panmixia can be detected by using linkage disequilibrium tests.
- If the size of the effective breeding population is still greater, approaching panmixia in varying degrees, evolution will be slowed down considerably.

Derivatives

panmictic

adjective panˈmɪktɪkˌpænˈmɪktɪk

Zoology

Characterized by random mating within a breeding population.
〔动〕随机交配
populations within subspecies were essentially panmictic
Example sentencesExamples
- Another long-standing question stemming from the eels' catadromous life history is whether conspecific populations from different locales within a continent have come from a panmictic spawn.
- Contrary to our expectation, populations within subspecies were essentially panmictic, despite behaviors, such as semicolonial nesting and philopatry, that might be expected to limit dispersal.
- The ocean has been thought to have few boundaries, and marine species have been often perceived to be panmictic.

Origin

Late 19th century: modern Latin, from German Panmixie, from Greek pan 'all' + mixis 'mixing'.

Definition of panmixia in US English:

panmixia

nounpanˈmiksēə

Zoology

Random mating within a breeding population.
〔动〕随机交配
Example sentencesExamples
- If the size of the effective breeding population is still greater, approaching panmixia in varying degrees, evolution will be slowed down considerably.
- Random mating can be looked for by using the Hardy-Weinberg test, or conversely departure from panmixia can be detected by using linkage disequilibrium tests.
- With an extinction-colonization model, the probability of fixation can be much reduced relative to panmixia.
- The population size N is considered as constant, with as many males as females, reproducing by panmixia.
- Microsatellite markers revealed no particular departure from panmixia within each local population and a genetic structure consistent with isolation by distance.

Origin

Late 19th century: modern Latin, from German Panmixie, from Greek pan ‘all’ + mixis ‘mixing’.

单词	panmixia
释义	Definition of panmixia in English: panmixia noun panˈmɪksɪəpanˈmiksēə mass nounZoology Random mating within a breeding population. 〔动〕随机交配 Example sentencesExamples With an extinction-colonization model, the probability of fixation can be much reduced relative to panmixia. Microsatellite markers revealed no particular departure from panmixia within each local population and a genetic structure consistent with isolation by distance. The population size N is considered as constant, with as many males as females, reproducing by panmixia. Random mating can be looked for by using the Hardy-Weinberg test, or conversely departure from panmixia can be detected by using linkage disequilibrium tests. If the size of the effective breeding population is still greater, approaching panmixia in varying degrees, evolution will be slowed down considerably. Derivatives panmictic adjective panˈmɪktɪkˌpænˈmɪktɪk Zoology Characterized by random mating within a breeding population. 〔动〕随机交配 populations within subspecies were essentially panmictic Example sentencesExamples Another long-standing question stemming from the eels' catadromous life history is whether conspecific populations from different locales within a continent have come from a panmictic spawn. Contrary to our expectation, populations within subspecies were essentially panmictic, despite behaviors, such as semicolonial nesting and philopatry, that might be expected to limit dispersal. The ocean has been thought to have few boundaries, and marine species have been often perceived to be panmictic. Origin Late 19th century: modern Latin, from German Panmixie, from Greek pan 'all' + mixis 'mixing'. Definition of panmixia in US English: panmixia nounpanˈmiksēə Zoology Random mating within a breeding population. 〔动〕随机交配 Example sentencesExamples If the size of the effective breeding population is still greater, approaching panmixia in varying degrees, evolution will be slowed down considerably. Random mating can be looked for by using the Hardy-Weinberg test, or conversely departure from panmixia can be detected by using linkage disequilibrium tests. With an extinction-colonization model, the probability of fixation can be much reduced relative to panmixia. The population size N is considered as constant, with as many males as females, reproducing by panmixia. Microsatellite markers revealed no particular departure from panmixia within each local population and a genetic structure consistent with isolation by distance. Origin Late 19th century: modern Latin, from German Panmixie, from Greek pan ‘all’ + mixis ‘mixing’.
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