A. D. Letten

Drug mode of action and resource constraints modulate antimicrobial resistance evolution

The paper compares the effectiveness of bacteriostatic and bactericidal drugs in preventing antimicrobial resistance evolution in bacterial populations under different resource conditions.

rescomp: An R package for defining, simulating and visualizing ODE models of consumer-resource interactions

The paper introduces the R package rescomp for specifying, simulating, and visualizing ODE models of consumer-resource interactions in ecology.

Rapid evolution promotes fluctuation-dependent species coexistence

The paper identifies a mechanism where rapid evolution and temporal fluctuations promote species coexistence through a trade-off between competitive ability and adaptive speed.

Coexistence theory and the frequency dependence of priority effects

The paper examines priority effects through the lens of coexistence theory, finding that only positive frequency dependence is compatible with stabilizing and equalizing mechanisms.