Ulf Dieckmann
Personal
· Name:
Ulf Dieckmann,
· Citizenship: German
· Address:
Evolution and Ecology Program, International Institute for
Applied Systems Analysis, Schlossplatz 1, A–2361
· Phone: +43 2236 807 386 (direct), 231 (secretary)
· Fax: +43 2236 71313 (central), +43 2236 807 466 (local)
· Email: dieckmann@iiasa.ac.at
· Web: www.iiasa.ac.at/Research/EEP
· Reprints: www.iiasa.ac.at/~dieckman
Positions
· Since
January 2006: Program Leader, Evolution and Ecology Program, International
Institute for Applied Systems Analysis,
· June
2004 to December 2005: Program Leader, Adaptive Dynamics Network, International
Institute for Applied Systems Analysis,
· November
2001 to June 2004: Project Leader, Adaptive Dynamics Network, International
Institute for Applied Systems Analysis,
· August
1996 to October 2001: Project Coordinator, Adaptive Dynamics Network, International
Institute for Applied Systems Analysis,
· January
1996 to July 1996: Research Fellow, Institute for Advanced Study, Wissenschaftskolleg zu
· May
1995 to December 1995: Research Scholar, Institute of Evolutionary and
Ecological Sciences,
· October
1994 to April 1995: Research Scholar, Neurodynamics
Group,
· April
1992 to September 1994: Research Assistant, Theoretical Ecology Group,
· October
1991 to March 1992: Consultant, Dynamics of Computation Group,
· October
1990 to September 1991: Teaching Assistant, Institute of Theoretical Physics,
Degrees
· January
2000: Habilitation in biomathematics (venia
legendi),
· October
1994: Diplom in physics (master’s degree),
· October
1990: Vordiplom in physics (bachelor’s degree),
· June
1986: Abitur (high school degree), Gymnasium Waldstraße,
Awards & Appointments
· May 2008: Election as Chair of the Research Networking Programme Frontiers of speciation research (FroSpects) of the European Science Foundation, ESF (2008–2013)
· July 2007: Appointment to the Scientific Committee of the EUROCORES Programme The evolution of cooperation and trading (TECT) coordinated by the European Science Foundation, ESF (2007–2010)
· December 2006: Invitation to the Editorial Board of the journal Theoretical Ecology (2007–present)
· November 2006: Appointment as Co-Chair of the Study Group on Fisheries-Induced Adaptive Change (SGFIAC) of the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea, ICES, Copenhagen, Denmark (2007–2009)
· April
2005: Award of the Golden
· May
2001: Invitation as a Visiting Professor by the Institute of Evolutionary
Sciences, University of
· August
1998: Invitation as a Guest Lecturer by the Department of Mathematics,
· February
1998: Award of the Kees Bakker Prize for the best Ph.D. thesis
in population biology at
· June
1995: Invitation as a Research Fellow by the Institute for Advanced Study, Wissenschaftskolleg zu
· June 1995: Award of the Springorum Medal for outstanding examination results, by the University of Aachen, Germany
· March
1995: Award of a postdoc-equivalent scholarship by
the Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research,
· August
1988: Award of a six-year university scholarship by the Evangelisches
Studienwerk,
· June
1986: Valedictorian Award, Class of 1986, Gymnasium Waldstraße,
Grants
· November 2008: Grant for the conference Evolution of cooperation – models and theories of by the European Science Foundation, ESF (coorganizer; September 2009: € 42,000)
· May 2008: Grant for the research project Understanding strategic variation in plant species by the Kempe Foundations (co-principal investigator; 2008–2010: € 53,000)
· January 2008: Grant for the Research Networking Programme Frontiers of speciation research (FroSpects) by the European Science Foundation, ESF (initiator and co-applicant; 2008–2013: € 500,000)
· September 2007: Grant for the Discovery Project Plant ecological strategies across species and an evolutionary-ecology vegetation model by the Australian Research Council, ARC (co-applicant and co-principal investigator; 2008–2011; € 424,000)
· June 2007: Grant for the research project The adaptive evolution of mutualistic interactions by the Austrian Science Fund, FWF, as part of the multinational collaborative research project Mutualisms, contracts, space, and dispersal (BIOCONTRACT) selected by the European Science Foundation, ESF (principal investigator, 2008–2010: € 195,000)
· December 2006: Grant for the Specific Targeted Research Project Fisheries-induced evolution (FinE) by the European Commission, Research Directorate for Fisheries and Maritime Affairs (initiator, principal contractor, and network coordinator; 2007–2010: € 1,800,000)
· December 2006: Grant for the two research projects Integrative modelling of fish-angler interactions and Modelling the ecological and evolutionary impact of size-selective recreational fishing on freshwater fish by the Leibniz Institute of Freshwater Ecology and Inland Fisheries, IGB, Berlin, Germany (principal investigator; 2006–2009: € 216,000)
· November 2006: Grant for the research project Evolution and cooperation in heterogeneous spatial games by the Austrian Science Fund, FWF (co-applicant and co-principal investigator; 2007–2008: € 66,000)
· January 2006: Grant for the research project Influence of past and present environment on life history by the Austrian Science Fund, FWF (co-supervisor; 2006–2009: € 88,000)
· December 2005: Grant for the research task Evaluation of fisheries-induced evolution as part of the Specific Targeted Research Project Understanding the mechanisms of stock recovery (UNCOVER) by the European Commission, Research Directorate for Fisheries and Maritime Affairs (principal investigator and subcontractor; 2006–2007: € 62,000)
· March 2005: Grant for the research project Mathematics and evolution: Mathematical and statistical analysis of ecological and genetic diversity by the Vienna Science and Technology Fund, WWTF (co-applicant and co-principal investigator; 2006–2008: € 500,000)
· July 2004: Grant for the European Research Training Network Fisheries-induced adaptive change in exploited stocks (FishACE) by the European Commission, Research Directorate General (initiator, principal contractor, and network coordinator; 2005–2009: € 2,900,000)
· December 2003: Grant for the research project Linking molecular evolution in ancient lakes with recent innovations in speciation theory by the Bureau for Scientific and Technological Cooperation of the Austrian Exchange Service (principal investigator; 2004–2005: € 5,000)
· October
2003: Grant for the research project Fisheries-induced
evolutionary changes in the
· December 2001: Grant supporting two Dutch postdoctoral collaborators staying at IIASA for a total duration of six months, by the Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research (postdoctoral advisor; 2002: € 28,000)
· May 2000: Grant for the research project Adaptive dynamics in context: Facing the challenges of modern evolutionary theory by the Austrian Ministry of Education, Science, and Culture (principal investigator; 2000–2004: € 124,000)
· May 2000: Grant for the research project Adaptive dynamics of ecological populations by the Austrian Science Fund, FWF (principal investigator; 2000–2004: € 81,000)
· October 1999: Grant for the European Research Training Network Modern life-history theory and its application to the management of natural resources (ModLife) by the European Commission, Research Directorate General (initiator, principal contractor, and network coordinator; 2000–2004: € 1,200,000)
· July 1999: Grant for the workshop Fisheries-induced adaptive change by the European Science Foundation (organizer; March 2001: € 15,000)
· June 1999: Grant for the workshop Adaptive speciation by the European Science Foundation (organizer; December 1999: € 15,000)
· September 1998: Grant for two workshops on Evolutionary conservation biology by the European Science Foundation (organizer; November & December 1998: € 15,000)
· July 1997: Grant for the research project The study of adaptation and self-organization by the Austrian Ministry of Science and Transport (principal investigator; 1997–2000: € 93,000)
Conferences, Symposia & Workshops
· September 15–18, 2009: Evolution of cooperation – models and theories (coorganizer), IIASA, Laxenburg, Vienna
· May 7–9, 2009: Mutualism (coorganizer), Harvard University, Cambridge, USA
· July 21–27, 2008: Annual Meeting of the European Research Training Network FishACE (coorganizer), Bergen, Norway
· March
25–28, 2008: Workshop of the European Research Training Network FishACE on Evolutionarily enlightened fisheries management (coorganizer),
· January 21–25, 2008: Study Group on Fisheries-Induced Adaptive Change (coorganizer) of the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea, ICES Headquarters, Copenhagen, Denmark
· October
17–19, 2007: Workshop of the European Research Training Network FishACE on Size-structured population models (coorganizer),
· September
25–27, 2007: Opening Meeting of the European Research Network FinE (coorganizer),
· May
8–11, 2007: Annual Meeting of the European Research Training Network FishACE (coorganizer),
· February
26 – March 2, 2007: Study Group on Fisheries-Induced Adaptive Change (coorganizer) of the International Council for the
Exploration of the Sea, Portuguese Research Institute for Agriculture and
Fisheries,
· December
11–15, 2006: Causes of ecological and
genetic diversity (coorganizer), Erwin
Schrödinger Institute for Mathematical Physics,
· September
21, 2006: Evolutionary effects of
exploitation on marine resources (coorganizer),
Theme Session held at the ICES Annual Science Conference,
· September
18, 2006: Sustainable harvesting of
natural resources: New insights from evolutionary ecology and community
dynamics (coorganizer), Session held at the
annual conference of the Japanese Society for Mathematical Biology,
· August 20–22, 2006: Workshop of the European Research Training Network FishACE on Atlantic cod, Atlantic herring, and sprat in the Baltic and on Evolutionary responses of food webs to harvesting (coorganizer), National Board of Fisheries, Öregrund, Sweden
· July
22–25, 2006: Annual Meeting of the European Research Training Network FishACE (coorganizer),
· July
18–19, 2006: Methods Course of the European Research Training Network FishACE on Applied statistics, fisheries biology, and management (coorganizer),
· May
3–5, 2006: Workshop of the European Research Training Network FishACE on Eco-genetic models and on Evolutionary
energy allocation models (coorganizer),
· May
2–3, 2006: Methods Course of the European Research Training Network FishACE on Evolutionary modeling (coorganizer),
· March
23–25, 2006: Climate change, upwelling,
fisheries, and coastal communities (coorganizer),
International Centre for Theoretical Physics,
· November
10, 2005: Theoretical advances in
evolutionary conservation biology (organizer), Symposium held at the First
DIVERSITAS International Conference on
· July
7–9, 2005: Opening Meeting of the European Research Training Network FishACE (organizer), IIASA,
· February
18, 2005: Evolutionary fisheries science
(organizer), Symposium held at the AAAS Annual Meeting 2005,
· August
28, 2004: The overlooked evolutionary
dimension of modern fisheries (organizer), Symposium held at the EuroScience Open Forum 2004,
· June
21–25, 2004: Recent advances in adaptive
dynamics (organizer), Symposium held at the Conference on Computational and
Mathematical Population Dynamics,
· May 18–21, 2004: Linking evolutionary and ecosystem ecology (organizer), Symposium held at the Final Conference of the European Science Foundation’s Programme on Linking Community and Ecosystem Ecology (LINKECOL), Palma de Mallorca, Spain
· November
28–29, 2002: Annual Meeting of the European Research Training Network ModLife
(organizer), IIASA,
· October
1, 2002: The effects of fishing on the genetic
composition of living marine resources (coorganizer),
Theme Session held at the ICES Annual Science Conference and Centenary,
· July
3, 2002: The importance of disruptive
selection for evolutionary change (coorganizer),
Symposium held at the 5th Conference of the European Society for Mathematical
and Theoretical Biology,
· May
15–17, 2002: Annual Meeting of the European Research Training Network ModLife
(organizer), IIASA,
· March
22–23, 2001: Opening Meeting of the European Research Training Network ModLife
(organizer), IIASA,
· March
14–17, 2001: Fisheries-induced adaptive change (organizer), IIASA,
· November
3–6, 2000: Adaptive dynamics and spatial ecology (organizer), Opening
workshop of Japan–IIASA population ecology collaboration, IIASA,
· December
10–13, 1999: Adaptive speciation (organizer), IIASA,
· August
24, 1999: Linking ecology to evolution: Non-equilibrium processes and adaptive
dynamics (coorganizer), Symposium held at the 7th
Congress of the European Society for Evolutionary Biology,
· December
13–15, 1998: Adaptive responses to environmental threats: From individuals
to ecosystems (coorganizer), IIASA,
· November
29 to December 1, 1998: Evolutionary conservation biology: The genetics of
rarity (coorganizer), IIASA,
· December
18–20, 1997: Virulence management: Between theory and experiment
(organizer), IIASA,
· December
11–13, 1997: Virulence management: Mathematical models of virulence
evolution (organizer), IIASA,
· December
10–13, 1996: Special week on adaptive dynamics (organizer), IIASA,
· November
14–16, 1996: Low-dimensional dynamics of spatial ecological systems: Invasion,
persistence, and adaptation in the spatial domain (organizer), IIASA,
· November
7–9, 1996: Low-dimensional dynamics of spatial ecological systems: Between
field ecology and dimension reduction (organizer), IIASA,
· August
25–30, 1996: Adaptive dynamics: Beyond the ESS (organizational
assistance), Matrahaza,
· July
10–11, 1996: Strategies in spatial ecological modeling: Reliability,
robustness and generality (organizer), Institute for Advanced
Books
Excerpts and reprints are available at www.iiasa.ac.at/~dieckman/reprints and through the links below.
· Feng ZL, Dieckmann U & Levin SA eds. (2006). Disease Evolution: Models, Concepts, and Data Analyses. American Mathematical Society Excerpts
· Dieckmann U, Doebeli M,
· Ferrière R, Dieckmann U & Couvet D eds. (2004). Evolutionary
Conservation Biology.
· Dieckmann U,
· Dieckmann U, Law R &
Theses:
· Dieckmann U (1999). From Individuals to Populations: Systematic
Model Reduction in Evolutionary Theory and Spatial Ecology. Venia legendi thesis
(Habilitationsschrift),
· Dieckmann U (1996). The Dynamical Theory of Coevolution.
Ph.D. thesis,
· Dieckmann U (1994). Coevolutionary Dynamics of Stochastic
Replicator Systems. Master’s thesis,
Books in preparation:
· Dieckmann
U &
· Dieckmann
U, Godø OR, Heino M &
Mork J eds. Fisheries-induced
Adaptive Change.
Articles
Reprints are available at www.iiasa.ac.at/~dieckman/reprints and through the links below.
[1]
Arlinghaus R, Boukal D, Dieckmann U, Dunlop E, Enberg
K, Ernande B, Gårdmark A, Heino M, Johnston F, Jørgensen C,
Matsumura S, Pardoe H, Raab
K, Rijnsdorp A, Silva A & Vainikka A [group members in alphabetical order] (2007).
Report of the Study Group on Fisheries-Induced Adaptive Change (SGFIAC). ICES CM 2007/RMC: 03 Reprint
[2]
Arlinghaus R, Matsumura
S & Dieckmann U (2009). Quantifying
selection differentials caused by recreational fishing: Development of modeling
framework and application to reproductive investment in pike (Esox lucius). Evolutionary Applications 2: 335–355 Reprint
[3]
Arlinghaus R, Matsumura
S & Dieckmann U (2010). The
conservation and fishery benefits of protecting large pike (Esox lucius L.) by harvest regulations in
recreational fishing. Biological
Conservation 143: 1444–1459 Reprint
[4]
Barot S, Heino M, Morgan MJ & Dieckmann U (2005).
Maturation of the Newfoundland American plaice (Hippoglossoides platessoides):
Long-term trends in maturation reaction norms despite low fishing mortality? ICES Journal of Marine Science 62:
56–64 Reprint
[5]
Barot S, Heino M, O’Brien L & Dieckmann U (2002). Reaction
norms for age and size at maturation: Study of the long-term trend (1970-1998)
for Georges Bank and
[6]
Barot S, Heino M, O’Brien L & Dieckmann U (2004).
Estimating reaction norms for age and size at maturation when age at first
reproduction is unknown. Evolutionary
Ecology Research 6: 659–678 Reprint
[7]
Barot S, Heino M, O’Brien L & Dieckmann U (2004). Long-term
trend in the maturation reaction norm of two cod stocks. Ecological Applications 14: 1257–1271 Reprint
[8]
Baulier L, Heino M, Lilly GR & Dieckmann U (2006). Body
condition and evolution of maturation of Atlantic cod in
[9]
Boukal DS, Dunlop ES, Heino M & Dieckmann U
(2008). Fisheries-induced
evolution of body size and other life history traits: The impact of gear
selectivity. ICES CM 2008/F: 07 Reprint
[10]
Brännström Å &
Dieckmann U (2005). Evolutionary dynamics of altruism and cheating among social
amoebas. Proceedings of the Royal Society
[11]
Brännström Å, Gross
T, Blasius B & Dieckmann U (2010). Consequences
of fluctuating group size for the evolution of cooperation. Journal of Mathematical Biology, in
press
[12]
Brännström Å, Loeuille N, Loreau M & Dieckmann
U (2010). Emergence and maintenance of biodiversity in an evolutionary food-web
model. Theoretical Ecology, in press
[13]
Bronstein JL, Dieckmann U & Ferrière
R (2004). Coevolutionary dynamics
and the conservation of mutualisms. In: Evolutionary Conservation Biology,
eds. Ferrière R, Dieckmann U & Couvet D, pp. 305–326.
[14]
Cheptou
PO & Dieckmann U (2002). The evolution of self-fertilization in
density-regulated populations. Proceedings of the Royal Society of
[15]
Claessen
D & Dieckmann U (2002). Ontogenetic niche shifts and evolutionary
branching in size-structured populations. Evolutionary Ecology Research
4: 189–217 Reprint
[16]
Claessen
D & Dieckmann U (2004). Adaptive speciation through ontogenetic niche
shifts. In: Adaptive Speciation, eds. Dieckmann U,
[17]
Cobey S, Pascual M & Dieckmann U (2010). Ecological factors
driving the long-term evolution of influenza’s host range. Proceedings of the Royal Society London Series B, in press Reprint
[18]
de Mazancourt C & Dieckmann U (2004). Trade-off
geometries and frequency-dependent selection. American Naturalist 164: 765–778 Reprint
[19]
de Mazancourt C, Loreau M &
Dieckmann U (2001). Can the evolution of plant defense lead to plant-herbivore
mutualism? American Naturalist 158: 109–123 Reprint
[20]
de Mazancourt C, Loreau M &
Dieckmann U (2005). Understanding mutualism when there is adaptation to the
partner. Journal of Ecology 93:
305–314 Reprint
[21]
Dercole F, Dieckmann
U, Obersteiner M & Rinaldi
S (2008). Adaptive dynamics and technological change. Technovation 28: 335–348 Reprint
[22]
Dieckmann
U (1995). Coevolution as an autonomous learning strategy for neuromodules. In: Supercomputing in Brain Research: From
Tomography to Neural Networks, eds. Herrmann HJ, Wolf DE & Pöppel E, pp. 427–432. World Scientific
Publishing Reprint
[23]
Dieckmann
U (1997). Can adaptive dynamics invade? Trends in Ecology and Evolution 12:
128–131 Reprint
[24]
Dieckmann
U (2000). Adaptive speciation. Options
Spring 2000: 19 Reprint
[25]
Dieckmann
U (2000). Evolutionary algorithms. Options
Spring 2000: 20–21 Reprint
[26]
Dieckmann
U (2000). Simplifying spatial complexity. Options
Spring 2000: 17 Reprint
[27]
Dieckmann
U (2002). Adaptive dynamics of pathogen-host interactions. In: Adaptive
Dynamics of Infectious Diseases: In Pursuit of Virulence Management, eds.
Dieckmann U,
[28]
Dieckmann
U (2002). YSSP projects: Preparing for success. Options Autumn 2002: 7 Reprint
[29]
Dieckmann
U (2004). Assortative mating and spatial coexistence. In: Adaptive
Speciation, eds. Dieckmann U,
[30]
Dieckmann
U (2009). Fisheries-induced evolution. The
Parliament Magazine 288: 22 Reprint
[31]
Dieckmann
U & Doebeli M (1999). On the origin of
species by sympatric speciation. Nature 400: 354–357 Reprint News & Views
[32]
Dieckmann
U & Doebeli M (2004). Adaptive dynamics of
speciation: Sexual populations. In: Adaptive Speciation, eds. Dieckmann
U,
[33]
Dieckmann
U & Doebeli M (2005). Pluralism in
evolutionary theory. Journal of
Evolutionary Biology 18: 1209–1213 Reprint
[34]
Dieckmann
U & Ferrière R (2004). Adaptive dynamics and
evolving biodiversity. In: Evolutionary Conservation Biology, eds. Ferrière R, Dieckmann U & Couvet
D, pp. 188–224.
[35]
Dieckmann
U & Heino M (2004). Dags att stoppa torskfisket. Miljöforskning
4-04: 14–15 (in Swedish) Reprint
[36]
Dieckmann
U & Heino M (2004). Fishing drives rapid
evolution. Sustainability 3-4/04:
18–19 Reprint
[37]
Dieckmann
U & Heino M (2007). Probabilistic maturation
reaction norms: Their history, strengths, and limitations. Marine Ecology Progress Series 335: 253–269 Reprint
[38]
Dieckmann
U & Law R (1996). The dynamical theory of coevolution: A derivation
from stochastic ecological processes. Journal of Mathematical Biology 34:
579–612 Reprint
[39]
Dieckmann
U & Law R (2000). Relaxation projections and the method of moments.
In: The Geometry of Ecological Interactions: Simplifying Spatial Complexity,
eds. Dieckmann U, Law R & Metz JAJ, pp.
412–455.
[40]
Dieckmann
U & Metz JAJ (2000). Studying the evolution of complex adaptive
systems. Options Spring 2000:
2–6 Reprint
[41]
Dieckmann
U & Metz JAJ (2006). Surprising evolutionary predictions from enhanced
ecological realism. Theoretical
Population Biology 69: 263–281 Reprint
[42]
Dieckmann
U & Williams CP (1992). Model approximation via dimension reduction. In:
Proceedings of the AAAI Workshop on Approximation and Abstraction of
Computational Theories, ed.
Ellman T, pp. 146–153.
[43]
Dieckmann
U, Brännström Å, HilleRisLambers
R & Ito HC (2007). The adaptive dynamics of community structure. In: Mathematics for Ecology and Environmental
Sciences, eds. Takeuchi Y, Sato K & Iwasa
Y, pp. 145–177. Springer Verlag Reprint
[44]
Dieckmann
U, Heino M & Jin X (2005). Shrinking fish:
Fisheries-induced evolution in the
[45]
Dieckmann
U, Heino M & Parvinen
K (2006). The adaptive dynamics of function-valued traits. Journal of Theoretical Biology 241: 370–389 Reprint
[46]
Dieckmann
U, Heino M & Rijnsdorp
AD (2009). The dawn of Darwinian fishery management. ICES Insight 46: 34–43 Reprint
[47]
Dieckmann
U, Herben T & Law R (1997). Spatio-temporal processes in plant communities. In: Yearbook
1995/96, Institute for Advanced Study
[48]
Dieckmann
U, Herben T & Law R (1997). Strategies in
spatial ecological modeling: Reliability, robustness and generality. In: Yearbook
1995/96, Institute for Advanced Study
[49]
Dieckmann
U, Herben T & Law R (1999). Spatio-temporal processes in ecological communities. CWI
Quarterly 12: 213–238 Reprint
[50]
Dieckmann
U, Marrow P & Law R (1995). Evolutionary cycling in predator-prey
interactions: Population dynamics and the Red Queen. Journal of Theoretical
Biology 176: 91–102 Reprint
[51]
Dieckmann
U,
[52]
Dieckmann
U, O’Hara B & Weisser W (1999). The
evolutionary ecology of dispersal. Trends in Ecology and Evolution 14:
88–90 Reprint
[53]
Dieckmann
U, Sigmund K, Sabelis MW & Metz JAJ (2002).
Epilogue. In: Adaptive Dynamics of Infectious Diseases: In Pursuit of
Virulence Management, eds. Dieckmann U,
[54]
Dieckmann
U, Tautz D, Doebeli M & Metz JAJ (2004).
Epilogue. In: Adaptive Speciation, eds. Dieckmann U,
[55]
Doebeli M &
Dieckmann U (2000). Evolutionary branching and sympatric speciation caused by
different types of ecological interactions. American Naturalist 156:
S77–S101 Reprint
[56]
Doebeli M &
Dieckmann U (2003). Speciation along environmental gradients. Nature
421: 259–264 Reprint News & Views
[57]
Doebeli M &
Dieckmann U (2004). Adaptive dynamics of speciation: Spatial structure. In: Adaptive
Speciation, eds. Dieckmann U,
[58]
Doebeli M &
Dieckmann U (2005). Adaptive dynamics as a mathematical tool for studying the
ecology of speciation processes. Journal
of Evolutionary Biology 18: 1194–1200 Reprint
[59]
Doebeli M, Blok HJ, Leimar O & Dieckmann U (2007). Multimodal pattern
formation in phenotype distributions of sexual populations. Proceedings of the Royal Society
[60]
Doebeli M, Dieckmann
U,
[61]
Dunlop
ES, Baskett ML, Heino M & Dieckmann U
(2009). Propensity of marine
reserves to reduce the evolutionary impacts of fishing in a migratory species. Evolutionary Applications 2: 371–393 Reprint
[62]
Dunlop
ES, Heino M & Dieckmann U (2009). Eco-genetic modeling of contemporary life-history evolution. Ecological Applications 19: 1815–1834 Reprint
[63]
Dunlop
ES, Shuter BJ & Dieckmann U (2007). The demographic and evolutionary consequences
of selective mortality: Predictions from an eco-genetic model of the smallmouth
bass. Transactions of the American
Fisheries Society 136: 749–765 Reprint
[64]
Egas M, Dieckmann U & Sabelis MW (2004). Evolution restricts the coexistence of
specialists and generalists – the role of trade-off structure. American
Naturalist 163: 518–531 Reprint
[65]
Egas M, Sabelis MW & Dieckmann U (2005). Evolution of
specialization and ecological character displacement of herbivores along a
gradient of plant quality. Evolution
59: 507–520 Reprint
[66]
Enberg K, Dunlop ES, Jørgensen C, Heino M &
Dieckmann U (2009). Implications
of fisheries-induced evolution for stock rebuilding and recovery. Evolutionary Applications 2: 394–414 Reprint
[67]
Engelhard
GH, Dieckmann U & Godø OR (2003). Age at maturation predicted from routine scale
measurements in Norwegian spring-spawning herring (Clupea
harengus) using discriminant
and neural network analyses. ICES Journal of Marine Science 60:
304–313 Reprint
[68]
Ernande B &
Dieckmann U (2004). The evolution of phenotypic plasticity in spatially
structured environments: Implications of intraspecific competition, plasticity
costs and environmental characteristics. Journal of Evolutionary Biology
17: 613–628 Reprint
[69]
Ernande B, Dieckmann U & Heino M (2002). Fisheries-induced changes in age and size at
maturation and understanding the potential for selection-induced stock
collapse. ICES CM 2002/Y: 06 Reprint
[70]
Ernande B, Dieckmann U & Heino M (2004). Adaptive changes in harvested populations:
Plasticity and evolution of age and size at maturation. Proceedings of the Royal Society
[71]
Falster DS,
Brännström Å, Dieckmann U & Westoby M (2010). Influence of four major plant traits on
average height, leaf-area cover, net primary productivity, and biomass density
in single-species forests: A theoretical investigation. Journal of Ecology, in press
[72]
Ferrière R, Dieckmann U & Couvet
D (2004). Epilogue. In: Evolutionary
Conservation Biology, eds. Ferrière R, Dieckmann
U & Couvet D, pp. 356–364.
[73]
Ferrière R, Dieckmann U & Couvet
D (2004). Introduction. In: Evolutionary
Conservation Biology, eds. Ferrière R, Dieckmann
U & Couvet D, pp. 1–14.
[74]
Fischer
B, Taborsky B & Dieckmann U (2009). Unexpected patterns of plastic energy
allocation in stochastic environments. American
Naturalist 173: E108–E120 Reprint
[75]
Gårdmark
A & Dieckmann U (2006). Disparate maturation adaptations to
size-dependent mortality. Proceedings of the Royal Society
[76]
Gårdmark A, Dieckmann U & Lundberg P (2003). Life-history evolution in harvested
populations: The role of natural predation. Evolutionary Ecology Research
5: 239–257 Reprint
[77]
Gratzer G, Canham C, Dieckmann U, Fischer A, Iwasa
Y, Law R, Lexer MJ, Sandmann
H, Spies T, Splechtna B & Szwagrzyk J (2004). Spatio-temporal
development of forests – Current trends in field methods and models. Oikos 107:
3–15 Reprint
[78]
Grift RE, Heino M, Rijnsdorp AD, Kraak
SBM & Dieckmann U (2007). Three-dimensional
maturation reaction norms for
[79]
Grift RE, Rijnsdorp AD, Barot S, Heino M & Dieckmann U (2002). Trends in reaction
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