title: [A representative model of the hierarchic structure of human populations].
abstract: The paper deals with the concept of a hierarchy population. The population is hierarchial, if it can be divided into a certain amount of subpopulations in such a way that the set may naturally break into classes (levels). A migration may exist from each sub-population or into a higher one. Such population structures are frequently encountered among the human populations. It is shown that in a hierarchial population a selection is more efficient than in a non-subdivided one. In this respect the role of small populations in evolution is suggested. It was possible to demonstrate that in a hierarchial population there was a higher degree of polymorphism, a higher velocity of the evolutional process, that in a non-subdivided population of the same size. Besides, the level of polymorphism in the hierarchial population increases monotomously with the growth of the amount of generations during rather a long period of time.
mesh_terms: D005828:Genetics, Population; D006801:Humans; D008433:Mathematics; D008954:Models, Biological; D011110:Polymorphism, Genetic
vernacular_title: Ob odnoĭ kharakternoĭ modeli ierarkhicheskoĭ struktury populiatsiĭ cheloveka