Volume 65, Issue 3

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March 2011

Special issue ‘Mathematical Models in Ecology and Evolution: Darwin 200”

Issue Editors:

James Marshall,
John McNamara,
Alasdair Houston

12 articles in this issue

The state of Darwinian theory
James A. R. Marshall
John M. McNamara
Alasdair I. Houston
Review 04 December 2010 Pages: 417 - 420
Mathematizing Darwin
A. W. F. Edwards
Original Paper Open access 05 January 2011 Pages: 421 - 430
Rapid cultural adaptation can facilitate the evolution of large-scale cooperation
Robert Boyd
Peter J. Richerson
Joseph Henrich
Review Open access 01 December 2010 Pages: 431 - 444
Two roads to two sexes: unifying gamete competition and gamete limitation in a single model of anisogamy evolution
Jussi Lehtonen
Hanna Kokko
Original Paper 01 December 2010 Pages: 445 - 459
Adaptive speciation theory: a conceptual review
Franz J. Weissing
Pim Edelaar
G. Sander van Doorn
Review Open access 05 January 2011 Pages: 461 - 480
Darwin's special difficulty: the evolution of “neuter insects” and current theory
Francis L. W. Ratnieks
Kevin R. Foster
Tom Wenseleers
REVIEW 10 December 2010 Pages: 481 - 492
Stress-induced recombination and the mechanism of evolvability
Weihao Zhong
Nicholas K. Priest
Original Paper 23 December 2010 Pages: 493 - 502
Ultimate causes and the evolution of altruism
James A. R. Marshall
Review 17 December 2010 Pages: 503 - 512
Why do females have so few extra-pair offspring?
Oren Hasson
Lewi Stone
Original Paper 01 December 2010 Pages: 513 - 523
Central-place foraging by humans: transport and processing
Alasdair I. Houston
Review 01 December 2010 Pages: 525 - 535
Evolving social influence in large populations
R. Alexander Bentley
Paul Ormerod
Michael Batty
Original Paper 01 December 2010 Pages: 537 - 546
Darwin’s “tug-of-war” vs. starlings’ “horse-racing”: how adaptations for sequential encounters drive simultaneous choice
Alex Kacelnik
Marco Vasconcelos
Justine Aw
Review 01 December 2010 Pages: 547 - 558

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