r- andK-selection in fluctuating populations is determined by the evolutionary trade-off between two fitness measures: Growth rate and lifetime reproductive success

The concept of fitness in fluctuating environments

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Generation Time, Net Reproductive Rate, and Growth in Stage-Age-Structured Populations

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A Quantitative Genetic Model of r- and K-Selection in a Fluctuating Population

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Experimental Evidence for Density-Dependent Regulation and Selection on Trinidadian Guppy Life Histories

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Bridging the gap between ecology and evolution: integrating density regulation and life-history evolution

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Fitness and its role in evolutionary genetics

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From stochastic environments to life histories and back

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An evolutionary maximum principle for density-dependent population dynamics in a fluctuating environment

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The Significance of Clutch-size

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