Richard Gomulkiewicz

Mathematical Population Genetics

1. Weak sinks could cradle mutualisms - strong sources should harbour pathogens, (with M.E. Hochberg, R.D. Holt and J.N. Thompson), Journal of Evolutionary Biology 13 (2000), 213-222.

2. Hot spots, cold spots, and the geographic mosaic theory of coevolution,(with J.N. Thompson, R.D. Holt, S.L. Nuismer and M.E. Hochberg), The American Naturalist, 156 (2000), 156-174.

3. Coevolutionary clines across selection mosaic, (with S.L. Nuismer and J.N. Thompson), Evolution 54 (2000), 1102-1115.

4. Variation, selection, and evolution of function-valued traits. (with Kingsolver, J. and P.A. Carter.) Genetica 112/113:87-104.

5. Coevolution and maladaptation. (with Thompson, J.N., and S.L. Nuismer), Integrative and Comparative Biology 42 (2002), 381-387.

6. The phenomenology of niche evolution via quantitative traits in a black-hole sink: A mechanism for punctuated evolution? (with R.D. Holt and M. Barfield), In: Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. B (2003), 270:215-224.

7. Coevolutionary between hosts and parasite with partially overlapping geographic ranges (with S. L. Nuismer and J.N. Thompson), Journal of Evolutionary Biology. 16 (2003), 1337 - 1345.

8. Coevolution in temporally variable environments, (with S. L. Nuismer and M. T. Morgan), The American Naturalist 162: (2003), 195-204.

9. Coevolution in variable mutualisms (with S. L. Nuismer and J. N. Thompson), The American Naturalist 162: (2003), S80- S93.

10. Environmental variation and selection on performance curves (with J.G. Kingsolver), Integrative and Comparative Biology 43: (2003), 470-477.

11. The conservation implications of niche conservatism and evolution in heterogeneous environments (with R.D.Holt), In Evolutionary Conservation Biology, U. Diekmann and R. Ferriere, and D. Couvet, eds. Oxford University Press, Cambridge , UK (2004)

12. Temporal variation can facilitate niche evolution in harsh sink environments (with R.D.Holt and M. Barfield), The American Naturalist 164: (2004), 187-200.

13. Assembling and depleting species richness in metacommunities: insights from ecology, population genetics and macroevolution (with M. McPeek). In: Metacommunities:spatial dynamics and ecological communities M. Holyoak, M.A. Leibold and R.D. Holt (eds.) University of Chicago Press, (2005).

14. Quantitative genetics of reaction norms, In: Fisheries-induces Adaptive Change, U. Diekmann, O.R. God$\oslash$, M. Heino and J. Mork, eds. In Press

15. Theories of niche conservatism and evolution: could exotic species be potential tests? (with R. D. Holt and M. Barfield), In: Species invasions: insights into ecology, evolution, and biogeography. D. F. Sax, J. J. Stachowicz, and S. D. Gaines (eds.), pp. 259-290. Sunderland, MA: Sinauer Associates, (2005).

16. Probability of fixation in a heterogeneous environment (with M. C. Whitlock), Genetics 171 (2005), 1407-1417.

17. Source-sink dynamics of virulence evolution, (E. V. Sokurenko and D. E. Dykhuizen), Nature Microbiology 4 (2006), 548-555.

18. A fable of four functions: function-valued approaches in evolutionary biology, (with J. G. Kingsolver), Journal of Evolutionary Biology 20 (2006), 20-21.

19. Relating environmental variation to selection on reaction norms: An experimental test, (with J. G. Kingsolver, K. R. Massie, J.G. Shlichta, M.H. Smith, and G. J. Ragland), The American Naturalist 169 (2007), 163-174.

20. Dos and don'ts of testing the geographic mosaic theory of coevolution (with D. M. Drown, M. F. Dybdahl, W. Godsoe, S. L. Nuismer, K. M. Pepin, B. J. Ridenhour, C. I. Smith, and J. B. Yoder), Heredity (in press).

21. Neutral Evolution of Multiple Quantitative Characters: A Genealogical Approach, (with C. K. Griswold and B. Logsdon), Genetics (in press).

22. Individual and population effects of Eugregarine, Gergarina niphandrodes (Eugregarinida: Gregarinidae), on Tenebrio molitor (Coleoptera: Tenebrionidae), (with Y. Rodriguez and C. K. Omoto), Environmental Entomology (in press).

23. Quantitative genetics of reaction norms. In: In Fisheries- induced Adaptive Change. U. Diekmann, O.R. Godø, M. Heino, and J. Mork, (eds.), (in press).