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Running 10,000 numerical simulations, we obtain the average extinction time of (I t)).

The average extinction time for different noise intensities is 132.5930, 125.9268 and 119.3161, respectively.

Therefore, we can assert that the average extinction time of disease decreases with the increase of noises.

For example, considering U SDM = 0.5, a value that might closely reflect the true haploid genomic deleterious mutation rate (see Methods), we expect an extinction time of less than 10 Kyr (~6 × 104 generations, assuming an average 60 day generation time in nature) for a range of critical selection coefficients sc between about 0.0003 and 0.09.

We also prove elliptic Harnack inequalities near the extinction time, as a consequence of the study of the fine asymptotic behavior near the finite extinction time.

The microstructure was studied by polarized light microscopy and characterized quantitatively with average extinction angle (Ae).

This extinction time was: (5) Population extinction can occur quite rapidly when p2* > 1 − 1/ n.

Without such dating, extinction time could not be estimated.

In small and highly fragmented metapopulations, the genetic extinction time was shorter than the demo-genetic extinction time while the reverse was generally true in other cases.

Testing several possible ratios of these two times allows minimization of extinction time between the extreme of no time for frameshifts (no extinction due to Muller's ratchet, since mutation rates are too low) and all time for frame-shifts (no extinction, because Muller's ratchet will always need some time to cause an extinction, even with high mutation rates).

We derive approximations to the invasion probability and the extinction time of a de novo mutation.