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Category Archives: Richard Svanbäck
New paper: Fluctuating Population Dynamics Promotes the Evolution of Phenotypic Plasticity
This just came out in the American Naturalist… Fluctuating Population Dynamics Promotes the Evolution of Phenotypic Plasticity Richard Svanbäck, Mario Pineda‐Krch and Michael Doebeli Abstract: Theoretical and empirical studies are showing evidence in support of evolutionary branching and sympatric speciation due to frequency‐dependent … Continue reading
Posted in manuscript, Michael Doebeli, Richard Svanbäck
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New submitted paper on the evolution of phenotypic plasticity
Together with Richard Svanbäck and Michael Doebeli I have submitted a manuscript entitled Fluctuating population dynamics promotes the evolution of phenotypic plasticity. This is the fruit of the project that I discuss in the post Genetic basis of adaptive phenotypic … Continue reading
Genetic basis of adaptive phenotypic branching.
An increasing number of studies are showing evidence in support of sympatric speciation. One basic question remains, however. When a population has undergone a branching in its phenotype, is this due to evolutionary branching in the underlying genotype or due … Continue reading
