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The following pages link to On the changing concept of evolutionary population stability as a reflection of a changing point of view in the quantitative theory of evolution (Q1915102):

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• Evolutionary dynamics of a quantitative trait in a finite asexual population (Q304470) (← links)
• Truncation selection and payoff distributions applied to the replicator equation (Q307646) (← links)
• Simple signaling games of sexual selection (Grafen's revisited) (Q476823) (← links)
• Stochastic stability and the evolution of coordination in spatially structured populations (Q481669) (← links)
• Gametic conflict versus contact in the evolution of anisogamy (Q615469) (← links)
• A novel fitness proxy in structured locally finite metapopulations with diploid genetics, with an application to dispersal evolution (Q615480) (← links)
• Dispersal, kin competition, and the ideal free distribution in a spatially heterogeneous popula\-tion (Q849559) (← links)
• Stability in \(\mathcal N\)-species coevolutionary systems (Q851328) (← links)
• Inclusive fitness for traits affecting metapopulation demography (Q851349) (← links)
• Male killers and the origins of paternal genome elimination (Q885351) (← links)
• Conditions for cooperation to be more abundant than defection in a hierarchically structured population (Q888281) (← links)
• Stochastic effects in LMC models (Q1289341) (← links)
• Competition at the mouse \(t\) complex: Rare alleles are inherently favored. (Q1427298) (← links)
• William D. Hamilton's work in evolutionary game theory (Q1597391) (← links)
• Individual selection and altruistic relationships: The legacy of W. D. Hamilton (Q1597393) (← links)
• Why do sex ratio dimorphisms exist in \textit{Quercus} masting? Evolution of imperfect synchronous reproduction in monoecious trees (Q1716204) (← links)
• On the dynamic foundation of evolutionary stability in continuous models. (Q1867550) (← links)
• Darwinian adaptation, population genetics and the streetcar theory of evolution (Q1915103) (← links)
• Genetic versus phenotypic models of selection: Can genetics be neglected in a long-term perspective? (Q1915104) (← links)
• Long-term evolution of multilocus traits (Q1915108) (← links)
• Hamilton's rule, gradual evolution, and the optimal (feedback) control of phenotypically plastic traits (Q2041296) (← links)
• Inclusive fitness and Hamilton's rule in a stochastic environment (Q2076095) (← links)
• Adaptive meiotic drive in selfing populations with heterozygote advantage (Q2169169) (← links)
• A minimal derivation of convergence stability measures (Q2177159) (← links)
• Building a synthetic basis for kin selection and evolutionary game theory using population genetics (Q2185190) (← links)
• Long-term evolution of polygenic traits under frequency-dependent intraspecific competition (Q2373328) (← links)
• Separation of time scales, fixation probabilities and convergence to evolutionarily stable states under isolation by distance (Q2494907) (← links)
• Evolutionarily stable strategies and short-term selection in Mendelian populations re-visited (Q2500424) (← links)
• Long-term stability from fixation probabilities in finite populations: New perspectives for ESS theory (Q2565656) (← links)
• \(G\)-functions for the hermeneutic circle of evolution (Q2567175) (← links)
• Social evolution and genetic interactions in the short and long term (Q2631118) (← links)
• Gains from switching and evolutionary stability in multi-player matrix games (Q2632583) (← links)
• Evolutionary game theory: Darwinian dynamics and the \(G\) function approach (Q2669110) (← links)
• Evolutionary game dynamics (Q4425392) (← links)
• When Do Optimisation Arguments Make Evolutionary Sense? (Q4602970) (← links)
• Vaccination and the theory of games (Q5460847) (← links)
• Entanglement and dynamic stability of Nash equilibria in a symmetric quantum game (Q5938064) (← links)
• The influence of pleiotropy between viability and pollen fates on mating system evolution (Q5964830) (← links)
• Life history and deleterious mutation rate coevolution (Q6078402) (← links)
• Evolution of semi-Kantian preferences in two-player assortative interactions with complete and incomplete information and plasticity (Q6124791) (← links)
• Crozier's paradox and kin recognition: insights from simplified models (Q6130719) (← links)