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| November 2011 |
Evolution
of adaptive phenotypic traits without positive Darwinian selelction
Genome-wide
comparisons to identify bird chromosome rearrangements
Using
Y-chromosomes to reconstruct the history of dog domestication
Centromere
repositioning in mammals
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| September 2011 |
Bighorn sheep genomics- the
genetics of being large and horny; Does hybridisation trigger
speciation- the case of the Oxford ragwort; Injecting Genetics into
conservation policy and practice- the 'ConGRESS' European FP7 project
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| July 2011 |
Basic mathematical errors in
molecular clock calculations, using
multiple genetic markers to nail down the origin of Irish pygmy shrews,
evolution of SINES, first lessons from the Arabidopsis lyrata genome
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| May 2011 |
Learning about evolution from
dog genetics, successful sperm
competition and its heritability, evolution of malarial resistance,
measuring inbreeding, the evolution of genetic modularity, long
distance gene flow in trees
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| March 2011 |
Agressive Soviet rats (and
friendly ones), a new model for the
evolution of altruism, environmental influences on the differentiation
of dolphins, salmonid genetics
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January 2011
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Rampant Eastern European Y
chromosomes, wolf conservation genetics, measuring genetic
differentiation (Fst)
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December 2009
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Heritability of ageing,
implications of
genetic linkage and the genetics of sex determination in dragon lizards
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November 2009
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Kleptogenesis, scrapie genetics,
global warming & Drosophila and
a
return
to
the
strange
meiotic
system
of
dogroses.
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| August 2009 |
Understanding genetic diversity
in the wild, characterizing it, understanding how plants may use it,
and how human management may diminish it.
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June 2009
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Family drama in some of Mendel and Darwin's favourite species plus
Bayesian statistics and the nature of the genetic code
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Winter 2008/9
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A special
issue to celebrate the opening of the free Heredity Archive containing
all the papers back to the first issue in 1947. Geneticists select
their favourite papers from the archive:
Kevin Dawson's and Steve Le Comber on Fisher's early Heredity Papers:
Tracy Chapman on the
manipulation of fitness by seminal fluids
Lori Lawson-Handley and Elizabeth McCarthy on Kettlewell's early
Heredity papers
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| April 2008 |
Social parasites and the
evolution of virulence, new methods for studying polyploids and
evolution: just how predictable is it?
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| January 2007 |
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| Final episode of 2006 |
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| October 2006 |
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| September 2006 |
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| August 2006 |
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