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Read about “Testing the Mating System Model of Parasite Complex Life Cycle Evolution Reveals Demographically Driven Mixed Mating” by Jenna M. Hulke and Charles D. Criscione (December 2024)
Read about “Evolutionary and Ecological Processes Determining the Properties of the G Matrix” by Steinar Engen and Bernt-Erik Sæther (November 2024)
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Read about “Female Embryos Are More Likely to Die than Males in a Wild Mammal” by Mathieu Douhard, Eric Baubet, and Marlène Gamelon (February 2025)