Articles

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  1. R. Iritani & T. Day (almost!)
  2. H. Tanaka*, H. Doi, & R. Iritani (2025) bioRxiv
    Revealing long-term multi-factor climate impacts on antarctic phytoplankton: a trend-based approach using STL and piecewise SEM
  3. R. Isshiki, and R. Iritani (2025) bioRxiv
    The evolution of host exploitation by parasitoid wasps: the timing of attack and consumption
  4. W. Godsoe, R. Iritani, A. Letten, E. Moltchanova, R. Murray, and P. Wacker (2024) Authorea
    Selection changes productivity over time
  5. R. Iritani* (2023) bioRxiv
    Site-suitability difference and the expectation of species richness difference in stochastic two-subcommunity models
  6. S. A. West, A. Dewar, R. Iritani, L. Belcher, & A. Griffin (accepted) The American Naturalist
    The evolutionary and ecological consequences of cooperation
  7. R. Iritani*, V. J. Ontiveros, D. Alonso, J. A. Capitan, W. Godsoe, and S. Tatsumi (2025) Ecography
    Jaccard dissimilarity in stochastic community models based on the species-independence assumption
  8. R. Iritani and S. A. West (2025) Evolution and Human Behavior
    Using inclusive fitness and eco-evolutionary theory to model cultural evolution
  9. K. Morita, A. Sasaki, and R. Iritani (2025) Oikos
    How can interspecific pollen transfer affect the coevolution and coexistence of two closely related plant species?
  10. W. Godsoe*, R. Murray, & R. Iritani (2023) Oikos (Editor's choice)
    Species interactions and diversity: a unified framework using Hill numbers
  11. K. Adachi*, R. Iritani, & R. Hamazaki (2022) Communications Physics
    Universal constraint on nonlinear population dynamics
  12. S. Tatsumi*, R. Iritani, and M. W. Cadotte (2022) Methods in Ecology and Evolution
    Partitioning the temporal changes in abundance-based beta diversity into loss and gain components
  13. K. Katsuhara*, Y. Tachiki, R. Iritani, & A. Ushimaru (2021) Journal of Ecology
    The eco-evolutionary dynamics of prior selfing rates promote coexistence without niche partitioning under conditions of reproductive interference
  14. R. Iritani*, S. A. West, & J. Abe (2021) Evolution Letters
    Cooperative interactions among females can lead to even more extraordinary sex ratios
  15. J. Abe*, R. Iritani, K. Tsuchida, Y. Kamimura, & S. A. West (2021) PNAS
    A solution to a sex ratio puzzle in Melittobia wasps
  16. S. Tatsumi*, R. Iritani, & M. W. Cadotte (2021) Ecology Letters
    Temporal changes in spatial variation: partitioning the extinction and colonization components of beta diversity
  17. R. Iritani & S. Noriyuki* (2021; equal contribution; alphabetical order) Ecology and Evolution
    Reproductive interference hampers species coexistence despite conspecific sperm precedence
  18. M. Yamamichi*, D. Kyogoku, R. Iritani, K. Kobayashi, Y. Takahashi, K. Tsurui-Sato, A. Yamawo, S. Dobata, K. Tsuji, & M. Kondoh (2020) Trends in Ecology and Evolution
    Intraspecific adaptation load: a mechanism for species coexistence
  19. R. Iritani* (2020) Journal of Ecology
    Gametophytic competition games among relatives: When does spatial structure select for facilitativeness or competitiveness in pollination?
  20. T. Sato*, R. Iritani, & M. Sakura (2019) Current Opinion in Insect Science
    Host manipulation by parasites as a cryptic driver of energy flow through food webs
  21. R. Iritani*, E. Visher, & M. Boots (2019) Evolution Letters
    The evolution of stage-specific virulence: differential selection of parasites in juveniles
  22. B. Ashby*, R. Iritani, A. Best, A. White, & M. Boots (2018) Journal of Theoretical Biology
    Understanding the role of eco-evolutionary feedbacks in host-parasite coevolution
  23. R. Iritani* & T. Sato (2018) Trends in Parasitology
    Host manipulation by trophically transmitted parasites: the switcher paradigm
  24. R. Iritani* & P.-O. Cheptou (2017) Journal of Evolutionary Biology
    Joint evolution of differential seed dispersal and self-fertilization
  25. R. Iritani* (2015) Ecological Complexity
    How parasite-mediated costs drive the evolution of disease state-dependent dispersal
  26. R. Iritani* & Y. Iwasa (2014) Theoretical Population Biology
    Parasite infection drives the evolution of state-dependent dispersal of the host

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Misc, in Japanese

  1. 入谷亮介:インタビュー The Big Issue Japan 特集「ぷらす“数学”」432巻 web
  2. 入谷亮介:『夢中に楽しむ数学と生物学』 数理女子 web
  3. 入谷亮介:「僕は論文が書けない」数理生物学会ニュースレター(ブログ版
  4. 入谷亮介(代表執筆):国際経験の共有集会:その開催報告 個体群生態学会ニュースレター No. 77 2020
  5. 入谷亮介(2017):日本進化学会ニュースレター “150 years of The American Naturalist”
  6. 内海俊介,山尾 僚,鈴木美季,塩尻かおり,入谷亮介(2016)メタ解析から探る,植物―動物間相互作用研究の新展開(1)
  7. 入谷亮介(2014) 生態学会ニュースレター 書評