Abstract
An integral model of the evolution of a Mendelian one-locus population of diploid organisms with continual allele diversity developing under density-limiting conditions or without density limitation has been proposed and analyzed. The model was used to study the mechanism of the appearance of discrete genetic structures, i.e., the fixation of a limited number of alleles. Local resistance of the resultant genetic distributions to homogeneous equiprobable mutations has been demonstrated.
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