Very low levels of direct additive genetic variance in fitness and fitness components in a red squirrel population
S. Eryn McFarlane(Lund University), Andrew G. McAdam(University of Colorado Boulder), David W. Coltman(Western University), Jamieson C. Gorrell(Vancouver Island University), Stan Boutin(University of Alberta), Murray M. Humphries(McGill University)
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