Talk:Fluctuating selection

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Can you specify which sections you feel should be less technical? Is it the introduction? My feeling is that this is a fairly obscure topic that only someone fairly experienced in population genetics would visit, so I didn't need to explain everything. I would like it to be more readable, but I'm struggling with the editing. Also, I'm sorry if I stole your signature. It's very legible and I wasn't sure if it was convention or peculiar to you. erulas^Talk 03:11, 27 March 2015 (UTC)[reply]

I want to add in a section that relates to Psychology and Personality Theory as part of an assignment for class. Within this section I'll present the example of "parental investment" as an operation of fluctuating optimum (selection). I feel it's important to have these in context of psychology for future students of Personality Theory. HupoEthos (talk) 01:35, 25 February 2018 (UTC)[reply]