There were a lot of responses!
Part 1 was here:
http://comments.amnat.org/2017/03/thought-provoking-am-nat-at-150-part-1.html
I just bumped back into my file of captures, so here's part 2:
Butch Brodie
Queller 1992 pulled together disparate world views for me
Sebastian Schreiber
Two for me:
JH Gillespie. 1977. Natural selection for variances in offspring numbers: a new evolutionary principle
RD Holt & JH Lawton. 1993. Apparent competition and enemy-free space in insect host-parasitoid communities
Flo Débarre @flodebarre
@seb_schreiber it should go in par with your 2015 @ASNAmNat paper. The Appendix makes everything so clear!
Arvid Ågren
another favourite: Mayr (1983) How to carry out the adaptationist program?
Russ Corbett
Charlesworth, Coyne and Barton. 1987. The Relative Rates of Evolution of Sex Chromosomes and Autosomes.
Stephen De Lisle
Williams 1966 Natural selection, the costs of reproduction, and a refinement of Lack's principle. Short but sweet
jim mallet
Maynard Smith, J. 1966. Sympatric speciation. American Naturalist 100:637-650.
Vol. 100 was v. influential! "Pleiotropism," dismissed by JMS, now seems important in speciation
Brian J. Enquist
Too many good ones. - how about Janzen 1967; Brown 1984; Pullium 1988
daniel cadena
Janzen 1967 - why mountain passes are higher in the tropics.
Gregor Kalinkat
Yodzis & Innes 1992; Real 1977; Oaten & Murdoch 1975 - #predator #prey #functionalresponse & #foodwebs
Timothée Poisot
oh yeah Real 1977. Big times.
Polis & Strong 1996, Bolnick et al 2003, Futuyma 1976, Fry 1996. I'm a biotic interactions person.
Daniel Matute
Noor 1997. How Often Does Sympatry Affect Sexual Isolation in Drosophila?
Matthew Hahn
Lynch and Force.
Martha Muñoz
Huey et al. 2003. Behavioral drive and behavioral inertia. Brilliant paper!!
More to come!
