6. Effective Population Size - Unequal Sex Ratio
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So far, we assumed an ideal population of individuals which are formed each generation by random mating of males and females from the previous generation. We considered that males and females contribute equally to the genes in the next generation, and the number of offspring is the same for each individual. This may not always be the case, although the effect of unequal male and female contribution is minor in human populations. In this video, we will discuss what happens to the ideal population if there are more females than males.