Figure 2From: A genetically explicit model of speciation by sensory drive within a continuous population in aquatic environmentsThe effects of environmental gradient and dispersal distance (a) and the effect of the size of mating area (b), carrying capacity (c), the size (horizontal extension) of habitat [x axis] (d), the relative strength of female preference (e), mutation mode, and mutation rate (f) on probability of speciation on probabilities of speciation. G = 0.10 and d = 50 except (a), M = 100 except (b), K = 10 except (c), habitat size = 1000 × 1000 except (d), α = 8 except (e), μ = 0.00001 except and 5 sites mutation model except (d and f), Male nuptial color is controlled by 100 loci. a) M = 100; b) d = 50, G = 0.10, Each cell in (a) and each value in (b) is a mean of 10 replicate simulations. Parameter values used as background in exploration of individual parameter space are highlighted (open circle).Back to article page