American Society of Naturalists

Yoav Ram and Lilach Hadany (July 2019)

Stress-induced mutagenesis can evolve and increase the adaptation rate even in the presence of horizontal gene transfer

Eleanor Tanner, Andy White, Peter W. W. Lurz, Christian Gortázar, Iratxe Díez-Delgado, and Mike Boots (July 2019)

Using mathematical models we show how culling populations harboring endemic disease can lead to compensatory growth

Kenneth J. Locey and Jay T. Lennon (July 2019)

Christopher J. Dibble and Volker H. W. Rudolf (July 2019)

Phenotype matching predicts effects of intraspecific variation on population dynamics and disease epidemics

Andrew G. McAdam, Stan Boutin, Ben Dantzer, and Jeffrey E. Lane (Special Feature on Maladaptation)

Boom-bust cycles in seed production increase seed escape by inducing maladaptation in seed predators

Nicholas J. Kooyers, Jack M. Colicchio, Anna B. Greenlee, Erin Patterson, Neal T. Handloser, and Benjamin K. Blackman (Special Feature on Maladaptation)

Adaptation lag! Elevation-matched California monkeyflowers populations have higher fitness in Oregon sites than Oregon monkeyflowers

Olivier Cotto, Linnea Sandell, Luis-Miguel Chevin, and Ophélie Ronce (Special Feature on Maladaptation)

Maladaptation can induce false-adaptive shifts in life history if different trait values maximize different vital rates

Jonathan A. Mee and Samuel Yeaman (Special Feature on Maladaptation)

John W. Benning, Vincent M. Eckhart, Monica A. Geber, and David A. Moeller (June 2019)

Using multiple lines of evidence, Benning et al. show how biotic interactions can contribute to geographic range limits