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Contents
 

Charles Nunn & László Garamszegi
 Group size and parasitism: National Evolutionary Synthesis Center requests data
 

Valeria Souza, Luisa I. Falcón, James J. Elser & Luis E. Eguiarte  
Protecting a window into the ancient Earth: Towards a Precambrian Park at Cuatro Cienegas, Mexico.

Nikki Kanbara (symposium@fullerton.edu
Production & Reproduction: The Evolution of Primate and Human Life Histories
 

Mike Rosenzweig (Scarab@u.arizona.edu
Present & Future Threats to Journal Accessibility
 

Mike Rosenzweig (Scarab@u.arizona.edu
Protecting Access to Scholarship: We are the Solution
 

Mike Rosenzweig (Scarab@u.arizona.edu
Suitable for framing: An Academic’s Guide to Publishing Ethics
 

Mike Rosenzweig (Scarab@u.arizona.edu
On taking back control of commercially published academic journals
 

Michael L. Rosenzweig (Scarab@u.arizona.edu), Jerrold I. Davis & James H. Brown
How to Write an Influential Review
 

Hiroyuki Matsuda (matsuda@ori.u-tokyo.ac.jp
On the ecological effects of EXPO 2005


 
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