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A model is suggested for certain types of experiments that involve individuals being selected one-byone from a population consisting of two or more different classes of individuals. Selection with and without replacement is considered and equations are provided for the estimation of the selectivity of the selection process. The equations are illustrated on data from experiments involving selective predation and food competition.
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