Nature launches new journal: Nature Ecology & Evolution

_{Denyse O'Leary

November 11, 2016

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One can browse four articles for free, include the above. Perhaps they are hoping to accommodate non-Darwinian evolution more formally.

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Ecology and what? What evolution? Micro-evo (a.k.a. built-in adaptation mechanisms)? Or the big bluff called macro-evo? :) Anyway, whatever. Who cares? Serious Science continues researching the mystery at the core of biology, making fascinating discoveries that shed more light on the elaborate cellular and molecular choreographies orchestrated within the biological systems. That's why some of us look forward with increasing anticipation to read future research papers that unveil more details of the wonderful functional specified complex information observed in biology.Dionisio_{November 12, 2016
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We're used to it in academia - I'm a senior editor of a journal called Methods in Ecology and Evolution. We're MEE. Ecology & Evolution is E&E, and I guess the new journal will become known as NEE.Bob O'H_{November 12, 2016
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Thanks, Bob O'H at 1, change made. The title seems a setup for confusion, like certain street names in Toronto, until the planning board cracked down. (EMS misled.)News_{November 11, 2016
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FWIW, the journal is called Nature Ecology & Evolution. Ecology & Evolution is a Wiley journal.Bob O'H_{November 11, 2016
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