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  • Can publishing get any better than this?

    3.9.2010 – 8:39 (5)

  • Home, sweet home

    10.8.2010 – 9:54 (2)

  • Faithful Siberian jays

    10.8.2010 – 8:56 (0)

  • Impact factors

    7.6.2010 – 16:14 (1)

  • Feathers, conditions and genes

    11.3.2010 – 21:18 (0)

  • Blame it on the reviewers?

    7.4.2009 – 8:34 (1)

  • Why are birds generally ‘unfaithful’?

    19.1.2009 – 16:01 (1)

  • The tragedy of the reviewer commons

    20.12.2008 – 14:00 (2)

  • Think twice before you submit

    12.11.2008 – 13:45 (3)

  • Do we still need quantitative genetics in the 21st century?

    24.6.2008 – 12:47 (1)

  • Is h2 a sensible measure of genetic variation?

    15.4.2008 – 10:04 (1)

  • Conditions in early life can affect physiology as adult

    11.4.2008 – 10:29 (0)

  • Can you really believe every reference in a paper?

    13.3.2008 – 10:19 (0)

  • Pedigree-free and sense-free animal models?

    15.2.2008 – 17:11 (0)

  • Natural selection = self-organisation?

    15.1.2008 – 11:05 (1)

  • Baldwin, Waddington, genetic assimilation, accommodation and other confusing terms

    10.1.2008 – 10:55 (0)

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