Abstract
Theoretical consequences of truncation selection based on the individual phenotype are examined for the following cases of increasing genetic complexity: (i) an arbitrary number of alleles at a single locus, (ii) an arbitrary number of alleles at each of two linked loci, and (iii) a completely general genetic situation.
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