Environmental Fluctuations and Level of Density-Compensation Strongly Affects the Probability of Fixation and Fixation Times
The probability of, and time to, fixation of a mutation in a population has traditionally been studied by the classic Wright-Fisher model where population size is constant. Recent theoretical expansions have covered fluctuating populations in various ways but have not incorporated models of how the environment fluctuates in combination with different levels of density-compensation affecting fecund
