Biological treatment of waterborne viruses, specifically grazing of viruses by protists, can
enhance microbial water quality while avoiding the production of toxic byproducts and high …

… Nicky Lustenhouwer and Felix Moerman contributed equally to the work. … Nicky
Lustenhouwer and Felix Moerman wrote the manuscript, with input from all co-authors. All authors …

With ongoing global change, life is continuously forced to move to novel areas, which leads
to dynamically changing species ranges. As dispersal is central to range dynamics, factors …

Predator–prey interactions heavily influence the dynamics of many ecosystems. An
increasing body of evidence suggests that rapid evolution and coevolution can alter these …

At species’ range edges, individuals often face novel environmental conditions that may
limit range expansion until populations adapt. The potential to adapt depends on genetic …

Abiotic stress is a major force of selection that organisms are constantly facing. While the
evolutionary effects of various stressors have been broadly studied, it is only more recently that …

Populations that expand their range can undergo rapid evolutionary adaptation of life‐history
traits, dispersal behaviour and adaptation to the local environment. Such adaptation may …

Sexual reproduction can facilitate adaptation by reshuffling genetic variation. However,
sexual reproduction can also bear costs. Such costs come in two forms: direct costs and …

Predator-prey interactions are key for the dynamics of many ecosystems. An increasing body
of evidence suggests that rapid evolution and coevolution can alter these interactions, with …

With ongoing global change, life is continuously forced to move to novel areas, which leads
to dynamically changing species ranges and imposes rapid shifts in biotic communities and …