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Wel­come to the Evol­u­tion Let­ters edit­ors’ blog. Here you will find reg­u­lar updates on our journ­al con­tent, news and dis­cus­sion, and posts from our editors.

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Evol­u­tion Let­ters is an online, exclus­ively open access journ­al, pub­lish­ing cut­ting-edge new research in all areas of Evol­u­tion­ary Biology.

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What hap­pens when pop­u­la­tions hav­ing dif­fer­ent pairs of sex chro­mo­somes hybridize?
Inter­pret­a­tion issues with “gen­om­ic vul­ner­ab­il­ity” arise from con­cep­tu­al issues in loc­al adapt­a­tion and maladaptation
Nat­ive or nov­el hosts are all the same when it comes to amoeba sym­biont P. bonniea
Why do some sting­less bee females devel­op as wan­nabe queens?
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