American Society of Naturalists

Lara Meade, Sam Finnegan, Ridhima Kad, Kevin Fowler, and Andrew Pomiankowski (Apr 2020)

Males with meiotic drive have enlarged testes to maintain high fertility despite the destruction of half their sperm

Ian S. Pearse, Jessica M. Aguilar, and Sharon Y. Strauss (Apr 2020)

Mustards live in drought; having trait plasticity keeps their fitness high

Denon Start, Arthur E. Weis, and Benjamin Gilbert (Apr 2020)

Random ecological and evolutionary processes have deterministic consequences

Jiang Jiang, Karen C. Abbott, Mara Baudena, Maarten B. Eppinga, James A. Umbanhowar, and James Bever (Apr 2020)

Pathogens and mutualists as joint drivers of host species coexistence and turnover

Anna L. Hargreaves, Rachel M. Germain, Megan Bontrager, Joshua Persi, and Amy L. Angert (March 2020)

Global synthesis finds species interactions strongly affect fitness, but only broadly drive local adaptation in tropics

Ryan D. Briscoe Runquist, Amanda J. Gorton, Jeremy B. Yoder, Nicholas J. Deacon, Jake J. Grossman, Shan Kothari, Marta P. Lyons, Seema N. Sheth, Peter Tiffin, and David A. Moeller (March 2020)

Metasynthesis reveals context dependent local adaptation to abiotic and biotic factors but bias in experimental design

Philip Erm and Ben L. Phillips (March 2020)

Invasion waves can turn from pushed to pulled due to selection for low-density adapted individuals on invasion fronts

Benedicte Bachelot and Charlotte T. Lee (March 2020)

Disturbances can promote and hinder coexistence of competitors in on-going partner choice mutualisms

Jorge Peña, Georg Nöldeke, and Oscar Puebla (March 2020)

Researchers study the evolutionary dynamics of egg trading in simultaneous hermaphrodites by means of a mathematical model

Judith C. Bachmann, Alexandra Jansen van Rensburg, Maria Cortazar-Chinarro, Anssi Laurila, and Josh Van Buskirk (March 2020)

Genetic adaptation in frogs is limited on steep climate gradients by dispersal connecting pops in very distinct habitats