Published in Am Nat on July 08, 2014
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Research highlights for issue 6: the applicability of model system research. Evol Appl (2014) 0.75
Evolutionary Applications research highlights for issue 9: the ever-evolving field of agriculture. Evol Appl (2014) 0.75
Research highlights for issue 5: the role of the microbiome in shaping evolution. Evol Appl (2014) 0.75
Research highlights for issue 4: Predicting the evolutionary response of populations to climate change. Evol Appl (2014) 0.75
Evolutionary applications research highlight for issue 1. Evol Appl (2015) 0.75
Research highlights for issue 7: the evolution of invasiveness. Evol Appl (2015) 0.75
Research highlight for issue 8: disease evolution and ecology across space. Evol Appl (2014) 0.75
Population Density, Not Host Competence, Drives Patterns of Disease in an Invaded Community. Am Nat (2016) 0.75