Abstract
This paper studies sex allocation in an age-structured population of hermaphrodites living in a temporally fluctuating environment. The general condition for the evolutionary stable state (ESS) of allocation is derived for density-independent dynamics. This condition is used to determine the effect on the deterministic ESS of a dependence of survival rates on allocation. It is also used to identify the special conditions under which a stochastic ESS is given by a product rule and show how demographic structure and the correlation structure of vital rates determines the stochastic ESS. © 1990 The Genetical Society of Great Britain.
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Tuljapurka, S. (1990). Age structure, environmental fluctuations, and hermaphroditic sex allocation. Heredity, 64(1), 1–7. https://doi.org/10.1038/hdy.1990.1
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