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Lyanne Brouwer, Andrew Cockburn, and Martijn van de Pol (Feb 2020)

Integrating fitness components reveals the importance of survival in shaping the costs and benefits of group living

Clarke Knight, Jessica L. Blois, Benjamin Blonder, Marc Macias-Fauria, Alejandro Ordonez, and Jens-Christian Svenning (Feb 2020)

Plot twist! Over 21ka, climate-assemblage mismatch increased during fast climate shifts and in high-latitude/tree-dominated areas

Simone P. Blomberg, Suren I. Rathnayake, and Cheyenne M. Moreau (Feb 2020)

New evolutionary models for continuous traits, with an R package! Diffusion models get a closer evolutionary examination

Éva Kisdi, Helene C. Weigang, and Mats Gyllenberg (Jan 2020)

The evolution of immigration strategies facilitates niche expansion by divergent adaptation in a metapopulation model

Terry J. Ord, Joan Garcia-Porta, Marina Querejeta, and David C. Collar (Feb 2020)

UNSW researchers show gliding animals are an evolutionary surprise because their innovation did not lead to a proliferation of new adaptive forms

Anselmo C. Pontes, Robert B. Mobley, Charles Ofria, Christoph Adami, and Fred C. Dyer (Jan 2020)

Digital evolution uncovers the origin of associative learning and reflexive behaviors animal cognition artificial life

Pedro Branco, Martijn Egas, Spencer R. Hall, and Jef Huisman (Jan 2020)

Why do phytoplankton evolve large size in response to grazing? A new explanation based on selection for nutritious food

Guillem Masó, Arpat Ozgul, and Patrick S. Fitze (Jan 2020)

Climatic predictability: consistent small non-significant survival differences add up to important population decline

Christopher Weiss-Lehman and Allison Shaw (Jan 2020)

Spatial population structure inhibits range shifts via impacts on eco-evolutionary dynamics of dispersal and adaptation

Cynthia J. Downs, Ned A. Dochtermann, Ray Ball, Kirk C. Klasing, and Lynn B. Martin (Jan 2020)

Neutrophils increase disproportionately with body mass. An elephant’s immune system isn’t a mouse’s writ large