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If they literally never mix, it doesn't reach the population it isn't in. But that's a bigger ask than you'd think. Stuff moves around, on its own, and often,
by JulianMorrison 5y ago
If they literally never mix, it doesn't reach the population it isn't in.
But that's a bigger ask than you'd think. Stuff moves around, on its own, and often, on humans and human artefacts. Like for example, mosquitoes breeding in a puddle on a boat.
This is basically a worry people have about gene drives, that they will jump from places where they are wanted, to wild populations that are doing nobody any harm, and eradicate whole species.