Widely successful in applied population biology, the Evolutionarily Stable Strategy concept
remains controversial because of the severe restrictions present in its original formulation …

Different aspects and modifications of the definition of an evolutionarily stable (ES) strategy
that have been considered in the literature can be incorporated in a unifying concept which …

The two conditions for stability of an evolutionary equilibrium, the m-stability and the δ-
stability conditions, are discussed. The m-stability condition is a condition for the …

Evolutionary stable strategies (ESSs) are often used to explain the behaviors of individuals
and species. The analysis of ESSs determines which, if any, combinations of behaviors …

The conditional evolutionarily stable strategy (ESS) has proven to be a versatile tool for
understanding the production of alternative phenotypes in response to environmental cues …

With the rediscovery of Mendel's Laws at the turn of the century (100), the study of
evolutionary processes blossomed. Since then, the discipline of population genetics has …

A strategy in a population game is evolutionarily stable if, when adopted by large enough a
majority in the population, it becomes advantageous against any mutant strategy. It is said to …

This paper is intended to reconcile the two most widely used approaches to quantitative
evolutionary theory: exact population genetic analysis and purely phenotypic analysis …

Since the early 1990s a large number of books have been published on evolutionary
ecology reviewing the major theoretical achievements in this field during the last half century …

Evolutionary stable strategies (ESSs) are often used to explain the behaviors of individuals
and species. The analysis of ESSs determines which, if any, combinations of behaviors …