ERIK I. SVENSSON

This paper reanalyzes evolutionary rate-time relationships, showing negative scaling is inevitable and often misinterpreted, with time variation explaining most variation across datasets.

This study shows that divergent selection increases reproductive isolation early in speciation, but not with more generations, and suggests phenotypic plasticity contributes to this pattern.

The paper shows that female-limited color polymorphisms evolve more often in high-density populations at high latitudes and in open landscapes, driven by sexual conflict and ecological factors.