Publications

Lehmann L., Wakano J.Y., Aoki K., In Press. On optimal learning schedules and the marginal value of cumulative cultural evolution. Evolution . [Document]

Lehmann L., Wakano J.Y., 2013. The handaxe and the microscope: individual and social learning in a multidimensional model of adaptation. Evolution and Human Behavior 34 pp. 119-117. [Document] [DOI]

Aoki K., Wakano J.Y., Lehmann L., 2012. Evolutionarily stable learning schedules and cumulative culture in discrete generation models. Theoretical Population Biology 81(4) pp. 300-309. [Document] [DOI] [Web of Science] [Pubmed]

Balloux F., Lehmann L., 2012. Substitution rates at neutral genes depend on population size under fluctuating demography and overlapping generations. Evolution 66(2) pp. 605-611. [Document] [DOI] [Web of Science] [Pubmed]

Lehmann L., 2012. The stationary distribution of a continuously varying strategy in a class-structured population under mutation-selection-drift balance. Journal of Evolutionary Biology 25(4) pp. 770-787. [Document] [DOI] [Web of Science] [Pubmed]

Lehmann L., Rousset F., 2012. The evolution of social discounting in hierarchically clustered populations. Molecular Ecology 21(3) pp. 447-471. [Document] [DOI] [Web of Science] [Pubmed]

Wakano J.Y., Lehmann L., 2012. Evolutionary and convergence stability for continuous phenotypes in finite populations derived from two-allele models. Journal of Theoretical Biology 310 pp. 206-215. [Document] [DOI] [Web of Science] [Pubmed]

Yeaman S., Schick A., Lehmann L., 2012. Social network architecture and the maintenance of deleterious cultural traits. Journal of the Royal Society, Interface 9(70) pp. 848-858. [Document] [DOI] [Web of Science] [Pubmed]

Abbot P., Abe J., Alcock J., Alizon S., Alpedrinha J.A., Andersson M., Andre J.B., van Baalen M., Balloux F., Balshine S., Barton N., Beukeboom L.W., Biernaskie J.M., Bilde T., Borgia G., Breed M., Brown S., Bshary R., Buckling A., Burley N.T., Burton-Chellew M.N., Cant M.A., Chapuisat M., Charnov E.L., Clutton-Brock T., Cockburn A., Cole B.J., Colegrave N., Cosmides L., Couzin I.D., Coyne J.A., Creel S., Crespi B., Curry R.L., Dall S.R., Day T., Dickinson J.L., Dugatkin L.A., El Mouden C., Emlen S.T., Evans J., Ferriere R., Field J., Foitzik S., Foster K., Foster W.A., Fox C.W., Gadau J., Gandon S., Gardner A., Gardner M.G., Getty T., Goodisman M.A., Grafen A., Grosberg R., Grozinger C.M., Gouyon P.H., Gwynne D., Harvey P.H., Hatchwell B.J., Heinze J., Helantera H., Helms K.R., Hill K., Jiricny N., Johnstone R.A., Kacelnik A., Kiers E.T., Kokko H., Komdeur J., Korb J., Kronauer D., Kümmerli R., Lehmann L., Linksvayer T.A., Lion S., Lyon B., Marshall J.A., McElreath R., Michalakis Y., Michod R.E., Mock D., Monnin T., Montgomerie R., Moore A.J., Mueller U.G., Noë R., Okasha S., Pamilo P., Parker G.A., Pedersen J.S., Pen I., Pfennig D., Queller D.C., Rankin D.J., Reece S.E., Reeve H.K., Reuter M., Roberts G., Robson S.K., Roze D., Rousset F., Rueppell O., Sachs J.L., Santorelli L., Schmid-Hempel P., Schwarz M.P., Scott-Phillips T., Shellmann-Sherman J., Sherman P.W., Shuker D.M., Smith J., Spagna J.C., Strassmann B., Suarez A.V., Sundström L., Taborsky M., Taylor P., Thompson G., Tooby J., Tsutsui N.D., Tsuji K., Turillazzi S., Ubeda F., Vargo E.L., Voelkl B., Wenseleers T., West S.A., West-Eberhard M.J., Westneat D.F., Wiernasz D.C., Wild G., Wrangham R., Young A.J., Zeh D.W., Zeh J.A., Zink A., 2011. Inclusive fitness theory and eusociality. Nature 471(7339) pp. E1-E4; author reply E9-E10. [DOI] [Pubmed]

Aoki K., Lehmann L., Feldman M.W., 2011. Rates of cultural change and patterns of cultural accumulation in stochastic models of social transmission. Theoretical Population Biology 79(4) pp. 192-202. [Document] [DOI] [Web of Science] [Pubmed]

Lehmann L., 2011. The demographic benefits of belligerence and bravery: defeated group repopulation or victorious group size expansion? PLoS One 6(7) pp. e21437. [Document] [DOI] [Web of Science] [Pubmed]

Lehmann L., Aoki K., Feldman M.W., 2011. On the number of independent cultural traits carried by individuals and populations. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London. Series B, Biological Sciences 366(1563) pp. 424-435. [Document] [DOI] [Web of Science] [Pubmed]

Yeaman S., Bshary R., Lehmann L., 2011. The effect of innovation and sex-specific migration on neutral cultural differentiation. Animal Behaviour 82(1) pp. 101-112. [Document] [DOI] [Web of Science]

Lehmann L., 2010. Space-time relatedness and Hamilton's rule for long-lasting behaviors in viscous populations. American Naturalist 175(1) pp. 136-143. [Document] [DOI] [Web of Science] [Pubmed]

Lehmann L., Feldman M.W., Kaeuffer R., 2010. Cumulative cultural dynamics and the coevolution of cultural innovation and transmission: an ESS model for panmictic and structured populations. Journal of Evolutionary Biology 23(11) pp. 2356-2369. [Document] [DOI] [Web of Science] [Pubmed]

Lehmann L., Rousset F., 2010. How life history and demography promote or inhibit the evolution of helping behaviours. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London. Series B, Biological Sciences 365(1553) pp. 2599-2617. [Document] [DOI] [Web of Science] [Pubmed]

Van Cleve J., Feldman M.W., Lehmann L., 2010. How demography, life history, and kinship shape the evolution of genomic imprinting. American Naturalist 176(4) pp. 440-455. [Document] [DOI] [Web of Science] [Pubmed]

Lehmann L., Feldman M.W., 2009. Coevolution of adaptive technology, maladaptive culture and population size in a producer-scrounger game. Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences 276(1674) pp. 3853-3862. [Document] [DOI] [Web of Science] [Pubmed]

Lehmann L., Feldman M.W., Rousset F., 2009. On the evolution of harming and recognition in finite panmictic and infinite structured populations. Evolution 63(11) pp. 2896-2913. [Document] [DOI] [Web of Science] [Pubmed]

Lehmann L., Rousset F., 2009. Perturbation expansions of multilocus fixation probabilities for frequency-dependent selection with applications to the Hill-Robertson effect and to the joint evolution of helping and punishment. Theoretical Population Biology 76(1) pp. 35-51. [Document] [DOI] [Web of Science] [Pubmed]

Vogel V., Pedersen J.S., d'Ettorre P., Lehmann L., Keller L., 2009. Dynamics and genetic structure of Argentine ant supercolonies in their native range. Evolution 63(6) pp. 1627-1639. [Document] [DOI] [Web of Science] [Pubmed]

Lehmann L., 2008. The adaptive dynamics of niche constructing traits in spatially subdivided populations: evolving posthumous extended phenotypes. Evolution 62(3) pp. 549-566. [Document] [DOI] [Web of Science] [Pubmed]

Lehmann L., Feldman M.W., 2008. The co-evolution of culturally inherited altruistic helping and cultural transmission under random group formation. Theoretical Population Biology 73(4) pp. 506-516. [Document] [DOI] [Web of Science] [Pubmed]

Lehmann L., Feldman M.W., 2008. War and the evolution of belligerence and bravery. Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences 275(1653) pp. 2877-2885. [Document] [DOI] [Web of Science] [Pubmed]

Lehmann L., Feldman M.W., Foster K.R., 2008. Cultural transmission can inhibit the evolution of altruistic helping. American Naturalist 172(1) pp. 12-24. [Document] [DOI] [Web of Science] [Pubmed]

Lehmann L., Foster K.R., Borenstein E., Feldman M.W., 2008. Social and individual learning of helping in humans and other species. Trends in Ecology and Evolution 23(12) pp. 664-671. [Document] [DOI] [Web of Science] [Pubmed]

Lehmann L., Ravigné V., Keller L., 2008. Population viscosity can promote the evolution of altruistic sterile helpers and eusociality. Proceedings of the Royal Society of London series B 275(1645) pp. 1887-1895. [Document] [DOI] [Web of Science] [Pubmed]

Reuter M., Lehmann L., Guillaume F., 2008. The spread of incompatibility-inducing parasites in sub-divided host populations. BMC Evolutionary Biology 8 p. 134. [Document] [DOI] [Web of Science] [Pubmed]

Reuter M., Linklater J.R., Lehmann L., Fowler K., Chapman T., Hurst G.D., 2008. Adaptation to experimental alterations of the operational sex ratio in populations of Drosophila melanogaster. Evolution 62(2) pp. 401-412. [Document] [DOI] [Web of Science] [Pubmed]

Lehmann L., 2007. The evolution of trans-generational altruism: kin selection meets niche construction. Journal of Evolutionary Biology 20(1) pp. 181-189. [Document] [DOI] [Web of Science] [Pubmed]

Lehmann L., Balloux F., 2007. Natural selection on fecundity variance in subdivided populations: kin selection meets bet hedging. Genetics 176(1) pp. 361-377. [Document] [DOI] [Web of Science] [Pubmed]

Lehmann L., Keller L., Sumpter D.J., 2007. The evolution of helping and harming on graphs: the return of the inclusive fitness effect. Journal of Evolutionary Biology 20(6) pp. 2284-2295. [Document] [DOI] [Web of Science] [Pubmed]

Lehmann L., Keller L., West S., Roze D., 2007. Group selection and kin selection: two concepts but one process. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 104(16) pp. 6736-6739. [Document] [DOI] [Web of Science] [Pubmed]

Lehmann L., Keller L.F., Kokko H., 2007. Mate choice evolution, dominance effects, and the maintenance of genetic variation. Journal of Theoretical Biology 244(2) pp. 282-295. [Document] [DOI] [Web of Science] [Pubmed]

Lehmann L., Rousset F., Roze D., Keller L., 2007. Strong reciprocity or strong ferocity? A population genetic view of the evolution of altruistic punishment. American Naturalist 170(1) pp. 21-36. [Document] [DOI] [Web of Science] [Pubmed]

Savolainen V., Lehmann L., 2007. Evolutionary biology: genetics and bisexuality. Nature 445(7124) pp. 158-159. [Document] [DOI] [Web of Science] [Pubmed]

De Meeûs T., Lehmann L., Balloux F., 2006. Molecular epidemiology of clonal diploids: a quick overview and a short DIY (do it yourself) notice. Infection, Genetics and Evolution 6(2) pp. 163-170. [Document] [DOI] [Web of Science] [Pubmed]

Lehmann L., Bargum K., Reuter M., 2006. An evolutionary analysis of the relationship between spite and altruism. Journal of Evolutionary Biology 19(5) pp. 1507-1516. [Document] [DOI] [Web of Science] [Pubmed]

Lehmann L., Keller L., 2006. Synergy, partner choice and frequency dependence: their integration into inclusive fitness theory and their interpretation in terms of direct and indirect fitness effects. Journal of Evolutionary Biology 19(5) pp. 1426-1436. [Document] [DOI] [Web of Science]

Lehmann L., Keller L., 2006. The evolution of cooperation and altruism--a general framework and a classification of models. Journal of Evolutionary Biology 19(5) pp. 1365-1376. [Document] [DOI] [Pubmed]

Lehmann L., Perrin N., 2006. On metapopulation resistance to drift and extinction. Ecology 87(7) pp. 1844-1855. [DOI] [Web of Science] [Pubmed]

Lehmann L., Perrin N., Rousset F., 2006. Population demography and the evolution of helping behaviors. Evolution 60(6) pp. 1137-1151. [Document] [DOI] [Web of Science] [Pubmed]

Bettencourt-Dias M., Rodrigues-Martins A., Carpenter L., Riparbelli M., Lehmann L., Gatt M.K., Carmo N., Balloux F., Callaini G., Glover D.M., 2005. SAK/PLK4 is required for centriole duplication and flagella development. Current Biology 15(24) pp. 2199-2207. [Document] [DOI] [Web of Science] [Pubmed]

Reuter M., Helms K.R., Lehmann L., Keller L., 2004. Effects of brood manipulation costs on optimal sex allocation in social hymenoptera. American Naturalist 164(3) pp. E73-E82. [Document] [DOI] [Web of Science] [Pubmed]

Balloux F., Lehmann L., 2003. Random mating with a finite number of matings. Genetics 165(4) pp. 2313-2315. [Document] [Web of Science] [Pubmed]

Balloux F., Lehmann L., de Meeûs T., 2003. The population genetics of clonal and partially clonal diploids. Genetics 164(4) pp. 1635-1644. [Document] [Web of Science] [Pubmed]

Lehmann L., Perrin N., 2003. Inbreeding avoidance through kin recognition: choosy females boost male dispersal. American Naturalist 162(5) pp. 638-652. [DOI] [Web of Science] [Pubmed]

Lehmann L., Perrin N., 2002. Altruism, dispersal, and phenotype-matching kin recognition. American Naturalist 159(5) pp. 451-468. [Document] [DOI] [Web of Science] [Pubmed]

Perrin N., Lehmann L., 2001. Is sociality driven by the costs of dispersal or the benefits of philopatry? A role for kin-discrimination mechanisms. American Naturalist 158(5) pp. 471-483. [Document] [DOI] [Web of Science] [Pubmed]

Reuter M., Balloux F., Lehmann L., Keller L., 2001. Kin structure and queen execution in the Argentine ant Linepithema humile. Journal of evolutionary Biology 14(6) pp. 954-958. [Document] [DOI] [Web of Science]