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Recent theoretical work has shown that long‐lived hosts are expected to evolve higher equilibrium levels of disease resistance than shorter‐lived hosts, but questions of how longevity affects the rate of resistance evolution and the maintenance of polymorphism remain unanswered. Conventional wisdom suggests that adaptive evolution should occur more slowly in long‐lived organisms than in short‐lived...
There is growing evidence that successful infection of hosts by pathogens requires a series of independent steps. However, how multistep infection processes affect host–pathogen coevolution is unclear. We present a coevolutionary model, inspired by empirical observations from a range of host–pathogen systems, where the infection process consists of the following two steps: the first is for the pathogen...
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