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table 1a Xu K, Osmond MM. 2024. When does stronger selection increase the probability of evolutionary rescue? bioRxiv. 2024.07.19.604382. doi

fig S12c Carlson CI, Frederickson ME, Osmond MM. 2024. How genotype-by-environment interactions can maintain variation in mutualisms. bioRxiv. 2024.07.19.604331. doi GitHub

fig 1 *Deraje P, *Kitchens J, ^Coop G, ^Osmond MM. 2024. Inferring the geographic history of recombinant lineages using the full ancestral recombination graph. bioRxiv. 2024.04.10.588900. (*joint first authors, ^joint last authors) doi GitHub

fig 1 Ackermann S, Osmond MM. 2024. The role of the unicellular bottleneck and organism size in mediating cooperation and conflict among cells at the onset of multicellularity. bioRxiv. 2023.07.17.549265. doi


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Osmond MM, Coop, G. 2024. Estimating dispersal rates and locating genetic ancestors with genome-wide genealogies. eLife. 72177. doi bioRxiv GitHub software

fig 1 Lyberger K, Osmond MM, Schreiber S. 2021. Is evolution in response to extreme events good for population persistence?. The American Naturalist. 198:44-52. doi bioRxiv

fig 5 Klausmeier CA, Osmond MM, Kremer CT, Litchman E. 2020. Ecological limits to evolutionary rescue. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B. 375:20190453. doi som: table of moving optima models

fig 3 Henriques GJB, Osmond MM. 2020. During environmental change, cooperation can promote rescue or lead to evolutionary suicide. Evolution 74:1255-1273. doi bioRxiv

title slide Osmond MM, Coop G. 2020. Genetic signatures of evolutionary rescue by a selective sweep. Genetics 215:813-829. doi bioRxiv slides talk

art! Osmond MM, Otto SP, Martin G. 2020. Genetic paths to evolutionary rescue and the distribution of fitness effects along them. Genetics 214:493-510. doi bioRxiv GitHub poster

fig 1 Thompson KA, Osmond MM, Schluter D. 2019. Parallel genetic evolution and speciation from standing variation. Evolution Letters 3:129-141. doi bioRxiv

fig 1 Edwards KF, Kremer CT, Miller ET, Osmond MM, Litchman E, Klausmeier CA. 2018. Evolutionary stable communities: a framework for understanding the role of trait evolution in the maintenance of diversity. Ecology Letters 21:1853-1868. doi

barf bag notes Scott MF*, Osmond MM*, Otto SP. 2018. Haploid selection, sex ratio bias, and transitions between sex-determining systems. PLoS Biology 16:e2005609. [* joint first authors] doi GitHub bioRxiv presentation "press"

shiny-app Osmond MM, Klausmeier CA. 2017. An evolutionary tipping point in a changing environment. Evolution 71:2930-2941. doi GitHub slides shiny-app

Osmond MM, Otto SP, Klausmeier CA. 2017. When predators help prey adapt and persist in a changing environment. The American Naturalist 190:83-98. doi GitHub presentation F1000Prime "press"

photo by michelle tseng Osmond MM, Barbour MA, Bernhardt JR, Pennell MW, Sunday JM, O'Connor MI. 2017. Warming-induced changes to body size stabilize consumer-resource dynamics. The American Naturalist 189:718-725. doi GitHub

fig 1 Toews DPL, Delmore KE, Osmond MM, Taylor PD, Irwin DE. 2017. Migratory orientation in a narrow avian hybrid zone. PeerJ 5:e3201. doi pdf

table 2 Osmond MM, Otto SP. 2015. Fitness-valley crossing with generalized parent-offspring transmission. Theoretical Population Biology 105:1-16. doi GitHub bioRxiv slides poster

female redstart Osmond MM, Reudink M, Marra P, Germain R, Nocera J, Boag P, Ratcliffe L. 2013. Relationships between carotenoid-based female plumage and age, reproduction, and mate colour in the American Redstart (Setophaga ruticilla). Canadian Journal of Zoology 91:589-595. doi pdf

special issue cover Osmond MM, de Mazancourt C. 2013. How competition affects evolutionary rescue. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B 368:20120085. doi post-pre-print poster slides


Other


Osmond MM. 2018. Adaptive challenges: fitness-valley crossing and evolutionary rescue. PhD thesis. pdf

Osmond MM. 2012. Eco-evolutionary rescue: an adaptive dynamic analysis. MSc thesis. pdf

Cragg J, Burger A, Osmond MM. 2011. Radar monitoring of Brachyramphus murrelets on Kodiak Island, 2010. Report to U.S. Geological Survey, Anchorage, Alaska. pdf