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We deduce conditions for stochastic local stability of general perturbed linear stochastic difference equations widely applicable in population genetics. The findings are adapted to evaluate the stability properties of equilibria in classical one- and multi-locus multi-allele selection models influenced by random temporal variation in selection intensities. As an example of some conclusions and biological interpretations we analyse a special one-locus multi-allele model in more detail.
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Peil, H. One- and multi-locus multi-allele selection models in a random environment. J. Math. Biology 7, 133–148 (1979). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00276926
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