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Completing a trilogy on the evolution of sex By Yukio Yasui One of the oldest questions in evolutionary biology is how gametic sexual reproduction originated and why it has persisted…
We and our co-authors have just published our new paper “Coastal and inland American alligators (Alligator mississippiensis) diverge along physiological axes in response to a salinity gradient” in…
The Journal of Evolutionary Biology (JEB), owned by the European Society of Evolutionary Biology (ESEB), has a modern Open Data policy, mandating that all raw data associated with manuscripts published…
An introduction to Target Review Perspectives on mating–system evolution: comparing concepts in plants and animals (Clo et al. 2025) by Matthew Hartfield Our Target Review paper “Perspectives on mating…
Max Reuter, Editor-in-Chief at JEB, Professor at University College London We are pleased to announce that the Journal of Evolutionary Biology will move to Oxford University Press as…
Max Reuter, Editor-in-Chief at JEB, Professor at University College London We are happy to introduce JEB’s new editorial board! Following the announcement of the planned reorganisation last summer, Managing Editor…
Sebastian Lequime, Data Editor at JEB, Virologist and Assistant Professor at University of Groningen I joined the editorial team at JEB as “Data Editor” in May 2022. I…
Lydia Buckingham and Ben Ashby Our new review article, ‘Coevolutionary theory of hosts and parasites’, was published in the February edition of JEB. In it, we give an overview…
Thorough peer review plays an important role in ensuring the quality of the work published in JEB, but it also helps authors to improve the presentation of their…
Philip Madgwick and Ricardo Kanitz Our new paper ‘Evolution of resistance under alternative models of selective interference’ was recently published in JEB. The paper addresses a fundamental problem…