
Evolution
International Journal of Organic EvolutionPublished on behalf of the Society for the Study of Evolution
Edited by:
Mark D. Rausher
ISI Journal Citation Reports® Ranking: 2008: 12/124 Ecology; 6/39 Evolutionary Biology; 23/138 Genetics & Heredity
Impact Factor: 4.737
Evolution, published for the Society for the Study of Evolution, is the premier publication devoted to the study of organic evolution and the integration of the various fields of science concerned with evolution. The journal presents significant and original results that extend our understanding of evolutionary phenomena and processes.
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Announcing a New look and New Features, including:
- Outlook on Evolution and Society - Essays that explore the interplay between academic evolutionary biology and other scientific disciplines and/or social issues
- Commentaries - Short Unreviewed Essays by Evolutionary Biologists
- Perspectives - Increasing prominence and frequency in each issue
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TopHighlights
Top 5 accessed articles in 2008:
HOW REPEATABLE IS ADAPTIVE EVOLUTION? THE ROLE OF GEOGRAPHICAL ORIGIN AND FOUNDER EFFECTS IN LABORATORY ADAPTATION
Pedro Simões, et al.
DEFINED ORDER OF EVOLUTIONARY ADAPTATIONS: EXPERIMENTAL EVIDENCE
Erez Oxman, Uri Alon, Erez Dekel
EXPLOSIVE EVOLUTIONARY RADIATIONS: DECREASING SPECIATION OR INCREASING EXTINCTION THROUGH TIME?
Daniel L. Rabosky, Irby J. Lovette
NATURAL SELECTION ALONG AN ENVIRONMENTAL GRADIENT: A CLASSIC CLINE IN MOUSE PIGMENTATION
Lynne M. Mullen, Hopi E. Hoekstra
ESTIMATING SPECIES TREES USING MULTIPLE-ALLELE DNA SEQUENCE DATA
Liang Liu, et al.
