B. Kuijper

The evolution of social learning as phenotypic cue integration

The paper models how social learning interacts with other developmental inputs to shape phenotypic variation in fluctuating environments.

The evolution of parental effects when selection acts on fecundity versus viability

This study shows that viability selection promotes the evolution of parental effects in spatially structured populations, while fecundity selection does not.

The Evolution of Early-Life Effects on Social Behaviour - Why Should Social Adversity Carry Over to the Future?

The paper models how early-life social experiences influence adult helping behaviors and shows natural selection favors positive social feedbacks that benefit future generations.

Ecological genetic conflict between specialism and plasticity through genomic islands of divergence

The paper explores ecological genetic conflict between habitat specialism and phenotypic plasticity through genomic islands of divergence, showing how genetic architecture influences reaction norm slopes.

Maternal Effects and Parent-Offspring Conflict

The paper models how parent-offspring conflict influences the stability and resolution of maternal effects on offspring adaptation.