C. M. Lively

Outcrossing increases resistance against coevolving parasites

The paper tests mechanisms by which coevolving parasites maintain outcrossing in C. elegans and finds that outcrossing increases offspring survival against parasites, not by altering host behavior.

Evolution of constitutive bacteriocin production and release

This study uses a mathematical model to show that constitutive bacteriocin production can evolve without requiring competitor detection or suicidal toxin release.

Causation without correlation: parasite-mediated frequency-dependent selection and infection prevalence

The paper uses simulations to show that host genetic diversity and infection prevalence can have a positive correlation under certain parasite virulence and fecundity conditions, but the correlation can also be weak or non-significant.