Publications on Malthusian relativity
Self-organising natural selection from replicating molecules to multicellular sexually reproducing organisms
Natural selection shapes and regulates the population dynamics of birds and mammals
Population dynamic life history models of the birds and mammals of the world
The natural selection of metabolism explains curvature in fossil body mass evolution
The natural selection of metabolism explains curvature in allometric scaling
The natural selection of metabolism and mass selects lifeforms from viruses to multicellular animals
The natural selection of metabolism and mass selects allometric transitions from prokaryotes to mammals
Selection-delayed population dynamics in baleen whales and beyond
Inevitable evolution: back to
Behavioural interactions selecting for symmetry and asymmetry in sexual reproductive systems of eusocial species
Major life-history transitions by deterministic directional natural selection
From asexual to eusocial reproduction by multilevel selection by density dependent competitive interactions
Evolutionary dynamics of exploited populations selected by density dependent competitive interactions
Two contrasting interpretations of Fisher's fundamental theorem of natural selection
Population cycles caused by selection by density dependent competitive interactions
Interference competition set limits to the fundamental theorem of natural selection
Body mass allometries caused by physiological or ecological constraints?
A general theory of evolution. By means of selection by density dependent competitive interactions.
The body mass allometries as evolutionarily determined by the foraging of mobile organisms