… with evolutionary rescue (ER), the case where evolution can reverse … historical environmental
stress on population fitness and the probability of ER following abrupt environment change…

… from adapting to stress. While the role of relative fitness in … required for evolutionary rescue
following abrupt or gradual … and equally by environmental change, and rescue is by no means …

… abrupt deterioration, the frequency of evolutionary rescue … that the rate of environmental
change may exceed the capacity of … A population that is exposed to a stress may adapt through …

… rates of environmental change lead to more adapted populations … growth rate between
Gradual and Sudden isolates from the end of … If mutations selected at intermediate levels of stress …

… the natural pace of environmental change and adaptation, the … the conditions in which
evolutionary rescue does and does … will adapt to an abrupt stress depends on the severity of the …

… with environmental change. Our model also predicted that genetic correlations in stress
tolerance … that is forced to either adapt to a directional change in its environment over time, or be …

… Conversely, following an abrupt environmental change, a … environmental change is central
to evolutionary rescue. As a … growth would reduce growth and hamper adaptation. The …

… the adjustment of population growth due to evolution is … could recover from an abrupt salt
stress by culturing four replicate … single discrete change in environmental stress which models …

… severe stress may avoid extinction through adaptation by … a population is exposed to an
abrupt stress that causes it to … not be sufficient to balance the rate of environmental change. …

… is now exceeding the capacity of populations to adapt; in … is compromised by some abrupt
environmental change [13], such … with a stress, and a per capita rate of rescue that depends on …