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| adaptation. During the course, I will discuss the following topics: | adaptation. During the course, I will discuss the following topics: | ||
| - | Lecture 1: Adaptation and the concept of fitness | + | Lecture 1: [[Adaptation and the concept of fitness]] |
| * Basics of natural selection | * Basics of natural selection | ||
| * The concept of fitness | * The concept of fitness | ||
| * Evolution in structured populations | * Evolution in structured populations | ||
| - | Lecture 2: Phenotypic models | + | |
| + | Lecture 2: [[Phenotypic models]] | ||
| * Game theory | * Game theory | ||
| * Adaptive dynamics | * Adaptive dynamics | ||
| * Quantitative genetics | * Quantitative genetics | ||
| - | Lecture 3: Evolution in metapopulations | + | |
| + | Lecture 3: [[Evolution in metapopulations]] | ||
| * Kin selection and group selection | * Kin selection and group selection | ||
| * Computing fitness in metapopulations | * Computing fitness in metapopulations | ||
| * Case study: The evolution of dispersal | * Case study: The evolution of dispersal | ||
| - | Lecture 4: More than one trait | + | |
| + | Lecture 4: [[More than one trait]] | ||
| * The biology of multiple traits | * The biology of multiple traits | ||
| * Adaptive dynamics and quantitative genetics for multiple traits | * Adaptive dynamics and quantitative genetics for multiple traits | ||
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| Evolutionary Approach (eds. Krebs JR & Davies NB). Blackwell Oxford, pp. 6284. [[http:// | Evolutionary Approach (eds. Krebs JR & Davies NB). Blackwell Oxford, pp. 6284. [[http:// | ||
| - | HoPbauer | + | Hofbauer |
| Lenormand T. (2002). Gene flow and the limits to natural selection. Trends Ecol Evol, 17, 183-189. | Lenormand T. (2002). Gene flow and the limits to natural selection. Trends Ecol Evol, 17, 183-189. | ||
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| Duputié A., Massol F., Chuine I., Kirkpatrick M. & Ronce O. (2012). How do genetic | Duputié A., Massol F., Chuine I., Kirkpatrick M. & Ronce O. (2012). How do genetic | ||
| - | correlations affect species range shifts in a changing environment? | + | correlations affect species range shifts in a changing environment? |
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| + | Massol F., Duputié A., David P. & Jarne P. (2011). Asymmetric patch size distribution leads to disruptive selection on dispersal. Evolution, 65, 490-500. [[http://tinyurl.com/mm8dsbs]] | ||
| - | Massol F., Duputié A., David P. & Jarne P. (2011). Asymmetric patch size distribution leads to disruptive selection on dispersal. Evolution, 65, 490-500. [[http:// | + | ===== Links for the groups ===== |
| + | On using chemical kinetics to formalize population dynamics problems [[http:// | ||
| + | On epidemics on networks [[http:// | ||
| =====Venue and further information===== | =====Venue and further information===== | ||
| [[http:// | [[http:// | ||
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