Journal of Evolutionary Biology

The evolution of cooperation and altruism - a general framework and a classification of models
pp. 1365-1376(12)
Authors: LEHMANN, L.; KELLER, L.

Kinds of kindness: classifying the causes of altruism and cooperation
pp. 1377-1379(3)
Authors: VAN BAALEN, M.; JANSEN, V. A. A.

Reciprocity: you have to think different
pp. 1380-1382(3)
Author: BOYD, R.

Self-serving punishment and the evolution of cooperation
pp. 1383-1385(3)
Authors: CANT, M. A.; JOHNSTONE, R. A.

Limits of Hamilton's rule
pp. 1386-1388(3)
Authors: DOEBELI, M.; HAUERT, C.

How altruism evolves: assortment and synergy
pp. 1389-1393(5)
Authors: FLETCHER, J. A.; DOEBELI, M.

Balancing synthesis with pluralism in sociobiology
pp. 1394-1396(3)
Author: FOSTER, K. R.

Various remarks on Lehmann and Keller's article
pp. 1397-1399(3)
Author: GRAFEN, A.

Cooperating for direct fitness benefits
pp. 1400-1402(3)
Authors: HAMMERSTEIN, P.; LEIMAR, O.

Facing the facts
pp. 1403-1405(3)
Authors: LEIMAR, O.; HAMMERSTEIN, P.

Cooperation and conflict during evolutionary transitions in individuality
pp. 1406-1409(4)
Authors: MICHOD, RICHARD E.; HERRON, MATTHEW D.

Models of cooperation
pp. 1410-1412(3)
Authors: QUELLER, D. C.; STRASSMANN, J. E.

The evolution of cooperation and altruism: the basic conditions are simple and well known
pp. 1413-1414(2)
Author: RATNIEKS, F. L. W.

Cooperation within and among species
pp. 1415-1418(4)
Author: SACHS, J. L.

Modelling social evolution: the relative merits and limitations of a Hamilton's rule-based approach
pp. 1419-1422(4)
Author: WENSELEERS, T.

The economics of altruism and cooperation in class-structured populations: what's in a cost? What's in a benefit?
pp. 1423-1425(3)
Authors: WILD, G.; TAYLOR, P. D.

Synergy, partner choice and frequency dependence: their integration into inclusive fitness theory and their interpretation in terms of direct and indirect fitness effects
pp. 1426-1436(11)
Authors: LEHMANN, L.; KELLER, L.

Heritability and fitness-related consequences of squid personality traits
pp. 1437-1447(11)
Authors: SINN, D. L.; APIOLAZA, L. A.; MOLTSCHANIWSKYJ, N. A.

Theoretical influence of female mating status and remating propensity on male sperm allocation patterns
pp. 1448-1458(11)
Authors: ENGQVIST, L.; REINHOLD, K.

Parallel evolution of larval morphology and habitat in the snail-killing fly genus Tetanocera
pp. 1459-1474(16)
Authors: CHAPMAN, E. G.; FOOTE, B. A.; MALUKIEWICZ, J.; HOEH, W. R.

High recombination frequency creates genotypic diversity in colonies of the leaf-cutting ant Acromyrmex echinatior
pp. 1475-1485(11)
Authors: SIRVIÖ, A.; GADAU, J.; RUEPPELL, O.; LAMATSCH, D.; BOOMSMA, J. J.; PAMILO, P.; PAGE, R. E.

A change of expression in the conserved signaling gene MKK7 is associated with a selective sweep in the western house mouse Mus musculus domesticus
pp. 1486-1496(11)
Authors: HARR, B.; VOOLSTRA, C.; HEINEN, T. J. A. J.; BAINES, J. F.; ROTTSCHEIDT, R.; IHLE, S.; MÜLLER, W.; BONHOMME, F.; TAUTZ, D.

Does inbreeding avoidance maintain gender dimorphism in Wurmbea dioica (Colchicaceae)?
pp. 1497-1506(10)
Authors: RAMSEY, M.; VAUGHTON, G.; PEAKALL, R.

An evolutionary analysis of the relationship between spite and altruism
pp. 1507-1516(10)
Authors: LEHMANN, L.; BARGUM, K.; REUTER, M.

Testing the directionality of evolution: the case of chydorid crustaceans
pp. 1517-1530(14)
Authors: ADAMOWICZ, S. J.; SACHEROVÁ, V.

Reproductive isolation in a threespine stickleback hybrid zone
pp. 1531-1544(14)
Authors: JONES, F. C.; BROWN, C.; PEMBERTON, J. M.; BRAITHWAITE, V. A.

Morphological integration and adaptation in the snake feeding system: a comparative phylogenetic study
pp. 1545-1554(10)
Authors: VINCENT, S. E.; DANG, P. D.; HERREL, A.; KLEY, N. J.

The effect of phenotypic plasticity on evolution in multipeaked fitness landscapes
pp. 1555-1570(16)
Authors: BORENSTEIN, E.; MEILIJSON, I.; RUPPIN, E.

Early maternal, genetic and environmental components of antioxidant protection, morphology and immunity of yellow-legged gull (Larus michahellis) chicks
pp. 1571-1584(14)
Authors: RUBOLINI, D.; ROMANO, M.; BONISOLI ALQUATI, A.; SAINO, N.

To eject or to abandon? Life history traits of hosts and parasites interact to influence the fitness payoffs of alternative anti-parasite strategies
pp. 1585-1594(10)
Authors: SERVEDIO, M. R.; HAUBER, M. E.

Colourful male guppies produce faster and more viable sperm
pp. 1595-1602(8)
Authors: LOCATELLO, L.; RASOTTO, M. B.; EVANS, J. P.; PILASTRO, A.

Testing the pluralist approach to sex: the influence of environment on synergistic interactions between mutation load and parasitism in Daphnia magna
pp. 1603-1611(9)
Authors: KILLICK, S. C.; CARLSSON, A. M.; WEST, S. A.; LITTLE, T. J.

Silene tatarica microsatellites are frequently located in repetitive DNA
pp. 1612-1619(8)
Authors: TERO, N.; NEUMEIER, H.; GUDAVALLI, R.; SCHLÖTTERER, C.

Host-parasite interactions for virulence and resistance in a malaria model system
pp. 1620-1630(11)
Authors: GRECH, K.; WATT, K.; READ, A. F.

Disassociation between weak sexual isolation and genetic divergence in a hermaphroditic land snail and implications about chirality
pp. 1631-1640(10)
Authors: GIOKAS, S.; MYLONAS, M.; ROLÁN-ALVAREZ, E.

Genetic mating patterns studied in pools with manipulated nest site availability in two populations of Pomatoschistus minutus
pp. 1641-1650(10)
Authors: SINGER, A.; KVARNEMO, C.; LINDSTRÖM, K.; SVENSSON, O.

Replicated population divergence caused by localized coevolution? A test of three hypotheses in the red crossbill-lodgepole pine system
pp. 1651-1659(9)
Authors: EDELAAR, P.; BENKMAN, C. W.

Spermicide, cryptic female choice and the evolution of sperm form and function
pp. 1660-1670(11)
Authors: HOLMAN, L.; SNOOK, R. R.

Low abundance of Escherichia coli microsatellites is associated with an extremely low mutation rate
pp. 1671-1676(6)
Authors: SCHLÖTTERER, C.; IMHOF, M.; WANG, H.; NOLTE, V.; HARR, B.

Evolution of larval host plant associations and adaptive radiation in pierid butterflies
pp. 1677-1690(14)
Authors: BRABY, M. F.; TRUEMAN, J. W. H.

Microsatellite variation among diverging populations of Drosophila mojavensis
pp. 1691-1700(10)
Authors: ROSS, C. L.; MARKOW, T. A.

Genetic and environmental variation in immune response of collared flycatcher nestlings
pp. 1701-1706(6)
Authors: CICHOŃ, M.; SENDECKA, J.; GUSTAFSSON, L.

Demography, altruism, and the benefits of budding
pp. 1707-1716(10)
Authors: GARDNER, A.; WEST, S. A.

Alveolata histone-like proteins have different evolutionary origins
pp. 1717-1721(5)
Authors: CHAN, Y. H.; KWOK, ALVIN C. M.; TSANG, JIMMY S. H.; WONG, JOSEPH T. Y.

Sexual reproduction advances autumn leaf colours in mountain birch (Betula pubescens ssp. czerepanovii)
pp. 1722-1724(3)
Author: SINKKONEN, A.

Erratum
pp. 1725-1725(1)