Publication list
1. Sabelis M.W., Van Baalen M., Bruin J., Egas M., Jansen V.A.A., Janssen A. & Pels B. (1999), The evolution of overexploitation and mutualism in plant-herbivore-predator interactions and its impact on population dynamics. In: Theoretical Approaches to Biological Control, B.A. Hawkins & H.V. Cornell (eds.), Cambridge University Press, Cambridge. Pp 259-282.
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Sabelis M.W., Van Baalen M., Bakker F.M., Bruin J., Drukker B., Egas M., Janssen A.R.M., Lesna I.K., Pels B., Van Rijn P.C.J. & Scutareanu P. (1999), The evolution of direct and indirect plantdefence against herbivorous arthropods.In:
Herbivores: between Plants and Predators, H. Olff, V.K. Brown & R.H. Drent (eds), Blackwell Scientific Publications, Oxford . Pp 109-166.
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Van der Wal R., Egas M., Van der Veen A. & Bakker J. (2000). Effects of resource competition and herbivory on plant performance along a productivity gradient.
Journal of Ecology 88:317-330.
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Egas M. & Sabelis M.W. (2001). Adaptive learning of host preference in a herbivorous arthropod.
Ecology Letters 4:190-195.
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Chatzivasileiadis E.A., Egas M. & Sabelis M.W. (2001). Resistance to 2-tridecanone in Tetranychus urticae: effects of induced resistance, cross-resistance and heritability.
Experimental and Applied Acarology 25:717-730.
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Egas M., Vala F. & Breeuwer J.A.J. (2002). On the evolution of cytoplasmic incompatibility in haplodiploid species.
Evolution 56:1101-1109.
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Sabelis M.W., Van Baalen M., Pels B., Egas M. & Janssen A. (2002). Evolution of exploitation and defence in plant-herbivore-predator interactions. In:
The Adaptive Dynamics of Infectious Diseases: In Pursuit of Virulence Management, U. Dieckmann, J.A.J. Metz, M.W. Sabelis & K. Sigmund (eds.), Cambridge University Press, Cambridge. Pp 297-321.
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Magowski W., Egas M., Bruin J. & Sabelis M.W. (2003). Intraspecific variation in induction of feeding preference and performance in a herbivorous mite.
Experimental and Applied Acarology 29:13-25.
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Egas M., Norde D.-J. & Sabelis M.W. (2003). Adaptive learning in arthropods: spider mites learn to distinguish food quality.
Experimental and AppliedAcarology 30: 233-247.
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Egas M., Dieckmann U. & Sabelis M.W. (2004). Evolution restricts the coexistence of specialists and generalists – the role of trade-off structure.
American Naturalist 163: 518-531.
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Vala F., Egas M., Breeuwer J.A.J. & Sabelis, M.W. (2004). Wolbachia affects mating and oviposition behavior of its spider mite host.
Journal of Evolutionary Biology 17: 692-700.
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Egas M., Sabelis M.W., Vala F. & Lesna I. (2004). Adaptive speciation in agricultural pests. In:
Adaptive Speciation, U. Dieckmann, J.A.J. Metz, M. Doebeli & D. Tautz (eds.), Cambridge University Press, Cambridge . Pp 249-263.
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Parvinen K. & Egas M. (2004). Dispersal and the evolution of specialisation in a two-habitat type metapopulation.
Theoretical Population Biology 66: 233-248.
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Kroon A., Veenendaal R.L., Bruin J., Egas M. & Sabelis M.W. (2004). Predation risk affects diapause induction in the spider mite Tetranychus urticae.
Experimental and Applied Acarology 34: 307-314.
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Egas M. (2005). Evolution of specialization and ecological character displacement: metabolic plasticity matters. In:
Current Themes in Theoretical Biology: A Dutch Perspective(eds. Th.A.C. Reydon, L.Hemerik), Springer, Dordrecht , pp281-304 .
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Kroon A., Veenendaal R.L., Egas M., Bruin J. & Sabelis M.W. (2005). Diapause incidence in the two-spotted spider mite increases due to predator presence, not due to selective predation.
Experimental and Applied Acarology 35: 73-81.
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Egas M., Sabelis M.W. & Dieckmann U. (2005). Evolution of specialization and ecological character displacement along a gradient of plant quality.
Evolution 59(3): 507-520.
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De Bruijn P.J.A., Egas M., Janssen A. & Sabelis M.W. (2006). Pheromone-induced priming of a defensive response in Western Flower Thrips.
Journal of Chemical Ecology 32: 1599-1603.
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Rueffler C., Egas M. & Metz J.A.J. (2006). Evolutionary predictions should be based on individual-level traits.
American Naturalist 168: E148-E162.
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Xue H., Egas M. & Yang X. (2007). Development of a positive preference-performance relationship in an oligophagous beetle: adaptive learning?
Entomologia experimentalis et applicata 125:119-124.
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Egas M. & Riedl A. (
2008 ).
The economics of altruistic punishment and the maintenance of cooperation. Proceedings of the Royal Society London B Biological Sciences 275: 871-878. 22. Stomp, M., Van DijkM.A., Van Overzee H.M.J., Wortel M., Sigon C.A.M., Egas M., Hoogveld H., Gons H.J. & Huisman J. (2008). The time scale of phenotypic plasticity, and its impact on competition in fluctuating environments.
American Naturalist 172: E169-E185.
23. Kroon, A., Veenendaal R.L., Bruin J., Egas M. & Sabelis M.W. (2008). “Sleeping with the enemy” – Predator-induced diapause in a mite.
Naturwissenschaften 95: 1195-1198.
24. Magalhaes, S., Blanchet E., Egas M. & Olivieri I. ( 2009 ). Are adaptation costs necessary to build up a local adaptation pattern?
BMC Evolutionary Biology 9:182.
25. Tien, N.S.H., Sabelis M.W. & Egas, M. (2009). The heritability of defense and life-history traits in the two-spotted spider mite.
Evolutionary Ecology Research 11:1271-1281.
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Bijleveld, A.I., Egas, M., Van Gils, J.A., & Piersma, T. (2010) Beyond the information centre hypothesis: communal roosting for information on food, predators, travel companions and mates?
OIKOS 119:277-285.
27. Egas, M., Sabelis M.W. & Dieckmann U. ( in press). Evolution of specialization and ecological character displacement along a gradient of plant quality. ( Invited book chapter in:
Elements of Adaptive Dynamics; eds. J.A.J. Metz, U. Dieckmann)
Work in progress
28. Sznajder, B., Sabelis M.W. & Egas M. (subm.). Genetic variation in learning ability may mask population-level effects of experience. Journal of Evolutionary Biology
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Van den Broek E., Molleman, L. & Egas M. (subm.). Humans use both direct experience and reputation in reciprocal altruism.
Proceedings of the Royal Society London B Biological Sciences 30.
Egas, M., Kats, R., van der Sar, X., Reuben, E., & Sabelis, M.W. (subm.) Human altruism by lethal group competition.
Biology Letters 31.
Tien, N.S.H., Sabelis M.W. & Egas, M. (IN PRESS). Mutation-selection balance maintains genetic variation for oviposition rate in two-spotted spider mites: inferences from artificial selection experiments.
EvolutionACCEPTED FOR PUBLICATION 12 MARCH 2010 32.
Sznajder, B., Sabelis M.W. & Egas M. (IN PRESS). Response of predatory mites to a herbivore-induced plant volatile: genetic variation for context-dependent behaviour.
Journal of Chemical Ecology
ACCEPTED FOR PUBLICATION 28 MARCH 2010 33.
Branco, P., Stomp, M., Egas, M. & Huisman, J. (resubm.). Evolution of a trade-off between competitive ability and grazing susceptibility in plant-herbivore interactions.
American Naturalist
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Magalhães , S., Blanchet, E., Egas , M. & Olivieri, I. (subm.). Environmental effects on the detection of adaptation and its correlated responses.
American Naturalist
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