Adaptive dynamics is a mathematical framework for studying evolution. It extends
evolutionary game theory to account for more realistic ecological dynamics and it can …

Rachlin's interpretations of self‐control depend on the short‐term versus the long‐term
consequences of behavior. Sometimes these effects support each other (typing an abstract …

To survive unpredictable environmental change, many organisms adopt bet-hedging
strategies that are initially costly but provide a long-term fitness benefit. The temporal extent …

Resumen RODRIGUEZ R, Jorge; SANTANDER T, Jaime; AEDO S, Alberto y ROBERT B,
Sebastián. Suicide worldwide: can the evolutionary perspective explain the relationship …

The three phases of dispersal-emigration, transfer and immigration-are affecting each other
and the former and latter decisions may depend on patch types. Despite the inevitable fact of …

We present a discrete‐time predator–prey model in which the prey population is assumed to
evolve in response to a toxicant. We incorporate frequency‐dependent selection into the …

Species that compete for access to or use of sites, such as parasitic mites attaching to honey
bees or apple maggots laying eggs in fruits, can potentially increase their fitness by carefully …

In order to clarify the theoretical relationship between individual behavior and population-
level competition between two species with spatial correlation, this paper describes how …

We propose a mathematical model that enables the evolutionary analysis of site-selection
process of dispersing individuals that encounter sites of high or low quality. Since each site …

Evolution plays a key role in shaping the trajectory of infectious diseases and it is important
to comprehend the mechanisms that allow parasites to mutate and adapt to new …