M. R. Servedio

This study examines how demographic and environmental stochasticity affect evolutionary rescue, finding differing impacts on survival probability and genetic variance importance.

The paper shows that pseudomagic trait complexes can promote stronger premating isolation than magic traits by increasing assortative mating preferences when polymorphism is maintained.

This study presents a theoretical model showing that same-sex sexual behavior can be an optimal strategy for indiscriminate mating, supporting its evolutionary maintenance.