S. Papakostas

The Growth Rate Hypothesis as a predictive framework for microevolutionary adaptation to selection for high population growth: an experimental test under phosphorus rich and phosphorus poor conditions

The paper tests the growth rate hypothesis by subjecting zooplankton populations to selection for fast population growth under phosphorus-rich and phosphorus-poor conditions, showing context-dependent evolutionary responses.

Modularity Facilitates Flexible Tuning Of Plastic And Evolutionary Gene Expression Responses During Early Divergence

The paper analyzes gene expression plasticity and evolutionary responses in salmonid populations, finding plastic effects dominate over population effects in expression modules.