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Sociedad Chilena de evolution

The aim of the society is to promote the scientific study of the various areas related to organic evolution in the country.

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Workshop Dr. Michael Hickerson

April 9, 2016April 11, 2016 SOCEVOL Phylogeography, Workshop

Entre 5-7 de Enero de 2016 Dr. Michael Hickerson realizó el workshop “Comparative population genomics, phylogeography and inference of

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Introduction to Phylogenetic and Metagenomic Methods of Fungi
I Latin American Congress of Evolution CLEVOL 2021
Research solves the conundrum on the formation of the body plan in flat fish
Study re-evaluates the phylogenetic position of the crocodile “cuckold”, today extinct
Charles Darwin review and conspicuous consumption: Sexual secondary characteristics in animals and people

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When variations in Earth's orbit drive biological evolution
Bringing 400-million-year-old fossilized armored worms to ‘virtual’ life
Male animals are subject to stronger evolutionary pressures than females

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Novel immune cell population may trigger inflammation in multiple sclerosis and other brain disorders
Researchers develop model for treating HIV/AIDS, depression
Eye imaging technology breaks through skin by crossing beams

Journal of Evolutionary Biology

A tangled web: comparing inter‐ and intraspecific mating dynamics in Anasa squash bugs
Life history, mating dynamics and the origin of parental care
Advantages of Laboratory Natural Selection in the Applied Sciences
Negative body size‐dependent resource allocation underlies conspicuous sexual ornaments in a territorial damselfly
Moderate evidence for heritability in the duet contributions of a South American primate

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