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  EvolutionJournal compilation © 2008 The Society for the Study of Evolution Published on behalf of the Society for the Study of Evolution Journal Home | Journal Information | OnlineOpen | Society | News Product Information | Editorial Board | For Authors | Advertise | Contact | Online Submission | Virtual Issues Current IssueVolume 63 Issue 12 (December 2009)PERSPECTIVESEX REVERSAL: A FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH FOR SEX CHROMOSOMES? (p 3043-3049) Abstract
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 ORIGINAL ARTICLESINCIPIENT SPECIATION DESPITE LITTLE ASSORTATIVE MATING: THE YELLOW-RUMPED WARBLER HYBRID ZONE (p 3050-3060) Abstract
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| Supporting information CHROMOSOMAL INVERSIONS AND SPECIES DIFFERENCES: WHEN ARE GENES AFFECTING ADAPTIVE DIVERGENCE AND REPRODUCTIVE ISOLATION EXPECTED TO RESIDE WITHIN INVERSIONS? (p 3061-3075) Abstract
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| Supporting information SPECIATION DUE TO HYBRID NECROSIS IN PLANT–PATHOGEN MODELS (p 3076-3084) Abstract
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EFFECTS OF PARTHENOGENESIS AND GEOGRAPHIC ISOLATION ON FEMALE SEXUAL TRAITS IN A PARASITOID WASP (p 3085-3096) Abstract
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ESTIMATING AND VISUALIZING FITNESS SURFACES USING MARK–RECAPTURE DATA (p 3097-3105) Abstract
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EVOLUTION OF IDENTITY SIGNALS: FREQUENCY-DEPENDENT BENEFITS OF DISTINCTIVE PHENOTYPES USED FOR INDIVIDUAL RECOGNITION (p 3106-3113) Abstract
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| Supporting information EFFECTS OF FERTILIZATION DISTANCE ON MALE GAIN CURVES IN A FREE-SPAWNING MARINE INVERTEBRATE: A COMBINED EMPIRICAL AND THEORETICAL APPROACH (p 3114-3123) Abstract
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INTRALOCUS SEXUAL CONFLICT OVER IMMUNE DEFENSE, GENDER LOAD, AND SEX-SPECIFIC SIGNALING IN A NATURAL LIZARD POPULATION (p 3124-3135) Abstract
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| Supporting information THE TEMPO AND MODE OF EVOLUTION OF TRANSPOSABLE ELEMENTS AS REVEALED BY MOLECULAR PHYLOGENIES RECONSTRUCTED FROM MOSQUITO GENOMES (p 3136-3146) Abstract
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| Supporting information THE EVOLVABILITY OF GROWTH FORM IN A CLONAL SEAWEED (p 3147-3157) Abstract
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| Supporting information EXTINCTION DURING EVOLUTIONARY RADIATIONS: RECONCILING THE FOSSIL RECORD WITH MOLECULAR PHYLOGENIES (p 3158-3167) Abstract
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SIGNAL DESIGN AND PERCEPTION IN HYPOCNEMIS ANTBIRDS: EVIDENCE FOR CONVERGENT EVOLUTION VIA SOCIAL SELECTION (p 3168-3189) Abstract
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| Supporting information EVOLUTION OF GIGANTISM IN NINE-SPINED STICKLEBACKS (p 3190-3200) Abstract
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PHENOTYPIC DIVERSIFICATION ACROSS AN ENVIRONMENTAL GRADIENT: A ROLE FOR PREDATORS AND RESOURCE AVAILABILITY ON THE EVOLUTION OF LIFE HISTORIES (p 3201-3213) Abstract
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DISCORDANT DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATIONS AND GENETIC VARIATION IN A SEA STAR WITH HIGH DISPERSAL POTENTIAL (p 3214-3227) Abstract
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| Supporting information COMMUNITY ASSEMBLY THROUGH EVOLUTIONARY DIVERSIFICATION AND DISPERSAL IN MIDDLE AMERICAN TREEFROGS (p 3228-3247) Abstract
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| Supporting information BRIEF COMMUNICATIONSAND IF ENGLER WAS NOT COMPLETELY WRONG? EVIDENCE FOR MULTIPLE EVOLUTIONARY ORIGINS IN THE MOSS FLORA OF MACARONESIA (p 3248-3257) Abstract
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| Supporting information SIZE-CORRECTION AND PRINCIPAL COMPONENTS FOR INTERSPECIFIC COMPARATIVE STUDIES (p 3258-3268) Abstract
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| Supporting information CORRELATED EVOLUTION OF MIGRATION AND SEXUAL DICHROMATISM IN THE NEW WORLD ORIOLES (ICTERUS) (p 3269-3274) Abstract
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| Supporting information BOOK REVIEWCOALESCENTS IN FULL BLOOM (p 3275-3276) Abstract
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ERRATUMErratum (p 3277-3277) Abstract
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