On the importance of scale in evolutionary quantitative genetics Get access

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Directional epistasis is common in morphological divergence Open Access

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Quantitative assessment of observed versus predicted responses to selection Open Access

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Using ecological context to interpret spatiotemporal variation in natural selection Free

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Predicting evolutionary potential: A numerical test of evolvability measures Get access

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The evolvability of herkogamy: Quantifying the evolutionary potential of a composite trait Get access

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Did natural selection make the Dutch taller? A cautionary note on the importance of quantification in understanding evolution Get access

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ALLOMETRIC CONSTRAINTS AND THE EVOLUTION OF ALLOMETRY Get access

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WHY EPISTASIS IS IMPORTANT FOR SELECTION AND ADAPTATION Get access

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EVOLUTION OF STATIC ALLOMETRIES: ADAPTIVE CHANGE IN ALLOMETRIC SLOPES OF EYE SPAN IN STALK-EYED FLIES Get access

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DEVIATION FROM THE LINE OF LEAST RESISTANCE DOES NOT EXCLUDE GENETIC CONSTRAINTS: A COMMENT ON Get access

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EVOLUTION OF VARIATION AND VARIABILITY UNDER FLUCTUATING, STABILIZING, AND DISRUPTIVE SELECTION Get access

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GENETIC ARCHITECTURE AND POSTZYGOTIC REPRODUCTIVE ISOLATION: EVOLUTION OF BATESON–DOBZHANSKY–MULLER INCOMPATIBILITIES IN A POLYGENIC MODEL Get access

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ON THE ADAPTIVE ACCURACY OF DIRECTIONAL ASYMMETRY IN INSECT WING SIZE Get access

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A COMPARATIVE METHOD FOR STUDYING ADAPTATION TO A RANDOMLY EVOLVING ENVIRONMENT Get access

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A THEORETICAL INVESTIGATION OF SYMPATRIC EVOLUTION OF TEMPORAL REPRODUCTIVE ISOLATION AS ILLUSTRATED BY MARINE BROADCAST SPAWNERS Get access

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EVOLUTION OF GENETIC ARCHITECTURE UNDER DIRECTIONAL SELECTION Get access

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THE ORIGINS OF ROBUSTNESS Get access

ASSESSING CURRENT ADAPTATION AND PHYLOGENETIC INERTIA AS EXPLANATIONS OF TRAIT EVOLUTION:THE NEED FOR CONTROLLED COMPARISONS Get access

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COMPARING STRENGTHS OF DIRECTIONAL SELECTION: HOW STRONG IS STRONG? Get access

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