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• Biology meets fisheries research

  26.6.2012 – 15:23 (0)

• Mark-recaptured pikes

  16.5.2012 – 11:27 (0)

• Correlates of recovery and extinction risk

  13.3.2012 – 3:54 (1)

• Conservational consequences of fisheries-induced evolution might remain minor

  7.3.2012 – 12:29 (1)

• Adaptation of forests to climate change

  29.2.2012 – 20:02 (0)

• Journal ranking

  13.2.2012 – 19:09 (3)

• Back to basics

  26.12.2011 – 1:10 (0)

• Machos may not be favoured by females

  22.12.2011 – 18:36 (0)

• Dining under full moon

  18.7.2011 – 19:37 (0)

• Baby whining is most annoying

  23.6.2011 – 15:15 (1)

• New perspective to the temperature-size rule

  20.6.2011 – 8:00 (0)

• The art of fish-watching

  9.5.2011 – 4:56 (1)

• Infinite-dimensional model implemented to R

  30.4.2011 – 21:53 (0)

• How temperature affects fish maturation?

  20.4.2011 – 12:08 (1)

• Evolution meets applied biology

  8.4.2011 – 16:17 (0)

• Tame fox

  26.3.2011 – 16:45 (0)

• Whale pirates

  21.3.2011 – 2:45 (1)

• Seed dispersal & wind

  9.3.2011 – 1:49 (0)

• Forests in future climate

  20.1.2011 – 20:04 (0)

• Uppsala frogs revisited

  27.12.2010 – 17:09 (1)

• Why cats have stripes?

  28.10.2010 – 15:17 (1)

• All that you can do with niche models

  19.10.2010 – 13:57 (0)

• Large size strongly favored in early life of fish

  6.10.2010 – 15:05 (0)

• Adaptive storytelling revisited

  2.10.2010 – 17:41 (1)

• Publication biases in temporal trends in body size?

  27.9.2010 – 23:43 (3)

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