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Local adaptation is a key process for the maintenance of genetic diversity and population diversification. A better understanding of the mechanisms that allow (or prevent) local adaptation constitutes a key in apprehending how and at what spatial scale it occurs. The production of resting stages is found in many taxa and reflects an adaptation to outlast adverse environmental conditions. Daphnia magna...
Migration and re‐colonization enable organisms to persist in metapopulations. Re‐colonization success may be limited by the number of arriving migrants or by patch quality. In a well‐studied rock pool Daphnia metapopulation, it is frequently assumed that re‐colonization is limited by the number of arriving migrants, and that all patches are equally suitable for colonization. This assumption strongly...
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