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Evolution of Fast and Slow Life Histories in Resource-Constrained Populations with Mass-Mortality Events
We study the evolution of the speed of life history in populations competing for a single growth-limiting resource subject to demographic stochasticity and mass mortality events. We focus on a quasi-neutral regime in which competing types have equal resource-use efficiency but differ in life-history
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