TRENDS IN ECOLOGY & EVOLUTION

TRENDS IN ECOLOGY & EVOLUTION(英文缩写 TRENDS ECOL EVOL),ISSN 0169-5347,eISSN 1872-8383 是一本学术期刊。本页汇总该期刊的最新影响因子、分区信息以及最新收录于 PubMed 的文献,帮助您快速了解期刊全貌。

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1. New paradigms for the evolution of beneficial infections.
   Joel L Sachs, Carla J Essenberg, Martin M Turcotte
   Trends in ecology & evolution 2011 IF: 17.90 Q1 PMID: 21371775

   A longstanding paradigm predicts that microbial parasites and mutualists exhibit disparate evolutionary patterns. Parasites are predicted to promote arms races with hosts, rapid evolution and sexual r…

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2. Why intraspecific trait variation matters in community ecology.
   Daniel I Bolnick, Priyanga Amarasekare, Márcio S Araújo, Reinhard Bürger, Jonathan M Levine, Mark Novak
   Trends in ecology & evolution 2011 IF: 17.90 Q1 PMID: 21367482

   Natural populations consist of phenotypically diverse individuals that exhibit variation in their demographic parameters and intra- and inter-specific interactions. Recent experimental work indicates …

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3. Addressing the threat to biodiversity from botanic gardens.
   Philip E Hulme
   Trends in ecology & evolution 2011 IF: 17.90 Q1 PMID: 21353721

   Increasing evidence highlights the role that botanic gardens might have in plant invasions across the globe. Botanic gardens, often in global biodiversity hotspots, have been implicated in the early c…

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4. Evolution in structured populations: beyond the kin versus group debate.
   Sébastien Lion, Vincent A A Jansen, Troy Day
   Trends in ecology & evolution 2011 IF: 17.90 Q1 PMID: 21353325

   Much of the literature on social evolution is pervaded by the old debate about the relative merits of kin and group selection. In this debate, the biological interpretation of processes occurring in r…

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5. Why research on traits of invasive plants tells us very little.
   Ken Thompson, Mark A Davis
   Trends in ecology & evolution 2011 IF: 17.90 Q1 PMID: 21334760
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6. Unfortunately, linguistic injustice matters.
   Miguel Clavero
   Trends in ecology & evolution 2011 IF: 17.90 Q1 PMID: 21334094
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7. The genes underlying the process of speciation.
   Patrik Nosil, Dolph Schluter
   Trends in ecology & evolution 2011 IF: 17.90 Q1 PMID: 21310503

   The long-standing goal of finding genes causing reproductive isolation is being achieved. To better link the genetics with the process of speciation, we propose that 'speciation gene' be defined as an…

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8. Peto's Paradox: evolution's prescription for cancer prevention.
   Aleah F Caulin, Carlo C Maley
   Trends in ecology & evolution 2011 IF: 17.90 Q1 PMID: 21296451

   The evolution of multicellularity required the suppression of cancer. If every cell has some chance of becoming cancerous, large, long-lived organisms should have an increased risk of developing cance…

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9. The costs of describing the entire animal kingdom.
   Fernando Carbayo, Antonio C Marques
   Trends in ecology & evolution 2011 IF: 17.90 Q1 PMID: 21296450
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10. Natural history collections as sources of long-term datasets.
    Adrian M Lister
    Trends in ecology & evolution 2011 IF: 17.90 Q1 PMID: 21255862

    In the otherwise excellent special issue of Trends in Ecology and Evolution on long-term ecological research (TREE 25(10), 2010), none of the contributors mentioned the importance of natural history c…

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