REVISTA

Ideas in Ecology and Evolution

ISSN: 1918-3178 Frecuencia: 4 Formato: Electr�nica

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15 art�culos asociados

Volumen 6 N�mero 1 Parte 0 A�o 2013

Creativity in the review of science.	Acceso
Christopher J. Lortie

Biased sex ratios and Aposematic polymorphism in African butterflies	Acceso
Eihab Idris, Sami Saeed M. Hassan

Ignored pattern in studies of local adaptations: When the grass is greener on the allopatric site	Acceso
Outi Vesakoski, Veijo Jormalainen

The ?Research Derby?: A pressure cooker for creative and collaborative science	Acceso
Brett Favaro, Douglas C Braun, Earth2Ocean Research Derby

Dogmatic is problematic: Interpreting evidence for latitudinal gradients in herbivory and defense	Acceso
Angela Moles

On refining hypotheses for biased sex ratios and aposematic polymorphism in African butterflies: a commentary	Acceso
David Smith

Male-killing and aposematic polymorphism in African butterflies: Is there a connection?	Acceso
Ian Gordon

Uses for Twitter across disciplines and throughout the scientific process	Acceso
Lisa Federer

Interpreting local adaptation studies	Acceso
Amy Parachnowitsch

?Speed collaborations? and the quality versus quantity debate in ecology and evolution publications	Acceso
Michael Donaldson

The Research Derby: A potentially important tool for bridging interdisciplinary boundaries	Acceso
Ian Thornhill

The social biology professor: Effective strategies for social media engagement	Acceso
Susan M Bertram, Madhusudan Katti

The role of Twitter in the life cycle of a scientific publication	Acceso
Emily Darling, David Shiffman, Isabelle C?t�, Joshua Drew

Unequal opportunities in science: expanding our perspectives	Acceso
Morgan David

Comparing the influence of ecology journals using citation-based indices: making sense of a multitude of metrics	Acceso
Daniel J Hocking