Classic theory for density-dependent selection for delayed maturation requires that a
population be regulated through some combination of adult fecundity and/or juvenile …

Over the last few decades, rainfall has become more variable, with a worldwide increase in
the frequency of extreme precipitation events. While increases in rainfall variability are …

A major question in ecology is how often competing species evolve to reduce competitive
interactions and facilitate coexistence. One untested route for a reduction in competitive …

The impact of the occurrence of the non-indigenous species (NIS) Acartia tonsa, Oithona
davisae, and Pseudodiaptomus marinus and of the range-expanding copepods Acartia …

Eco-evolutionary theory has brought an interest in the rapid evolution of functional traits.
Among them, diet is an important determinant of ecosystem structure, affecting food web …

Abstract Theory predicts that species engaged in intraguild predation (IGP) can only coexist
under limited conditions, yet IGP is common in nature. Habitat complexity can promote …

To investigate the effects of releasing YY-chromosome structure supermales on eradicating
invasive species, a novel Trojan Y Chromosome (TYC) model considering impulsive …

The role of biotic resistance is a subject of debate in our understanding of invasions. We
used a well‐known system in the Northern Range of Trinidad, where ephemeral conditions …