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  • How competition affects evolutionary rescue:

    theoretical insight

    Matthew OsmondClaire de Mazancourt

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  • Evolutionary rescue

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  • Evolutionary rescue

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    Mean fitness

    Mean trait value

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  • Evolutionary rescue

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    Mean fitness

    Mean trait value

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  • Evolutionary rescue

    Time

    Abundance

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  • Evolutionary rescue

    Time

    Abundance

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  • Evolutionary rescue

    So, which populations are likely to be “rescued” by evolution?

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  • Evolutionary rescue

    Likelihood of rescue increases with:

    I genetic variation / mutation rate (faster adaptation)

    I initial population size (slower extinction)

    Gomulkiewicz & Holt (1995), Orr & Unckless (2008), Chevin & Lande (2010)

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  • Extending evolutionary rescue

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  • Extending evolutionary rescue: competition

    Competition reduces the abundance of a species ...

    Maynard Smith (1989)

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  • Extending evolutionary rescue: competition

    Time (t )

    Abundance (

    N)

    K

    dNdt

    = rN(

    1− NK

    )

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  • Extending evolutionary rescue: competition

    Time (t )

    Abundance (

    N)

    K − C

    KdNdt

    = rN(

    1− NK

    )dNdt

    = rN(

    1− N+CK

    )

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  • Extending evolutionary rescue: competition

    Competition reduces the abundance of a species ...

    ... which must make extinction more likely.

    Maynard Smith (1989)

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  • Extending evolutionary rescue: competition

    But, competition also influences selective pressures ...

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  • Competition and selection

    Trait value (z)

    Fitn

    ess (

    iso

    late

    d)

    Fitness (in isolation): ——–

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  • Competition and selection

    Trait value (z)

    Fitn

    ess (

    iso

    late

    d)

    Co

    mp

    etitio

    n (

    C)

    Decreases selectionstrength

    Fitness (in isolation): ——–Competition (C): - - - - - - -

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  • Competition and selection

    Trait value (z)

    Fitn

    ess (

    iso

    late

    d)

    Trait value (z)

    Co

    mp

    etitio

    n (

    C)

    Decreases selection Increases selectionstrength strength

    Fitness (in isolation): ——–Competition (C): - - - - - - -

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  • Extending evolutionary rescue: competition

    But, competition also influences selective pressures ...

    ... and selection affects the rate of adaptation.

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  • Extending evolutionary rescue: competition

    But, competition also influences selective pressures ...

    ... and selection affects the rate of adaptation.

    So, competition can sometimes help evolutionary rescue?

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  • Adaptive dynamics

    I Large asexual population

    I All individuals have same phenotype

    I Beneficial mutations rare and small

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  • Adaptive dynamics

    The rate of evolution:

    dz

    dt= µ · n(z) · g(z)

    z : phenotypeµ: per capita mutational inputn(z): abundanceg(z): selection gradient

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  • Adaptive dynamics

    The rate of evolution:

    dz

    dt= µ · n(z ,C) · g(z ,C)

    z : phenotypeµ: per capita mutational inputn(z ,C): abundanceg(z ,C): selection gradientC: competition

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  • Competition and adaptation

    Trait value (z)

    Fitn

    ess (

    iso

    late

    d)

    Co

    mp

    etitio

    n (

    C)

    A

    B

    Decline in abundance: A>BIncreased selection: A

  • Conclusions

    1. Competition lowers abundance, slowing adaptation

    2. Competition also impacts selection, potentially speeding adaptation

    3. If selection imposed by competition is strong enough toovercome negative effect on abundance, competition can helpevolutionary rescue

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  • Circumstantial evidence

    Extinction rate (Er) of birds on islands increases with sqaure of speciesnumber, suggesting competition increases extinction Moulton & Pimm 1983

    Trait value (z)

    Fitness (

    isola

    ted)

    Com

    petition (

    C)

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  • Evidence

    Adaptation of algae to increasedCO2 slowed by competition Collins 2011

    Trait value (z)

    Fitness (

    isola

    ted)

    Com

    petition (

    C)

    high

    2137

    high

    2699

    high

    473

    high

    A

    * * * **

    * *

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  • Evidence for ‘helpful’ competition?

    Trait value (z)

    Fitness (

    isola

    ted)

    Com

    petition (

    C)

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  • Adaptive responseTra

    it v

    alu

    e (

    ẑ)

    z0*

    zn*

    z0*

    zn*

    zN c

    Time (t )A

    bundance (

    n̂)

    0

    K

    0

    K

    00 5000050000

    N c

    t robst r

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  • Time at risk influenced by:

    Magnitude of change (z0*− z

    n

    *)

    Tim

    e a

    t ri

    sk (

    tr)

    00

    ∆z** ∆z*

    Critical fraction of max abundance (N c K )

    0 10

    Tim

    e a

    t ri

    sk (

    tr)

    Environmental tolerance (σk)σk*

    0σk**0

    Tim

    e a

    t ri

    sk (

    tr)

    Ori

    gin

    al environm

    ent

    New

    environm

    ent

    z0* zn*zN c Trait value (ẑ)

    K

    Kn

    N c

    0

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