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Eugenics and the Genetics Society

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Special Issue on Structural Variation

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Pangolin popgen & the illegal wildlife trade

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American mink & the use of pangenomes

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Where your publication fees go, with Jonathan Pettit

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Student Paper Prize 2025 - Inbreeding in European Barn Owls

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PopGroup 59 - part 2

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PopGroup 59

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Sexual selection in a warming world

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Resisting parasitoids: beetle v wasp

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The consequences of invasion

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Sex in a warming world: temperature and meiosis

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Genomic responses to past and future change

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Colourful signals in Anolis lizards

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The American Bullfrog invasion of Belgium

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Where, what and how? Phylogeography of American snakes

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White-beaked dolphin conservation genetics

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Golden bandicoot and Australian conservation genomics

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Population dynamics of Atlantic orcas

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Popgroup 2025, with Katja Guschanski

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Meet the editors: Bastiaan Star

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From dish to big data, neuronal regeneration in mice

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The violet carpenter bee & the European Reference Genome Atlas

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What do editors do?

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Genetic simulations with SLiM

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New associate editor: Diala Abu Awad

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Avoiding inbreeding in Iberian Wolves

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Mosquito population structure and gene-drives

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Alternative splicing and thermal adaptation in mice

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Harnessing genomics and AI for conservation

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PopGroup 57 special - part 2

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PopGroup 57 special - part 1

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Student prize 2023 with Ellen Nikelski

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Genomes or RADseq, mountain goats don't mind.

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Frank Hailer - research, reviews and his role at Heredity

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Galpagos island history shapes populations

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Grokking effective population size, with Robin Waples

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Tracing the Introduction of the Common Myna

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Genomic prediction in Honey Bees

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Snakes, sex and conservation genetics

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Runs of homozygosity in Rum Red Deer

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Hello, hello and goodbye

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Australasian snapper demographics

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The best student-led papers in Heredity, Vol. 3

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Life in the cold

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The cradle of cat domestication

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Connecting the toads

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Sociality in mammals

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Activity, sleep, and mitochondrial variation

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Mendel to Modern Genetics

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Meiosis and the evolution of sex chromosomes

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Asian oriole museomics

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Grey reef shark demographics

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Recast: Getting to know Heredity

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Galápagos giants

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Wild barley relatives

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The best student-led papers in Heredity, Vol. 2

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PopGroup 55 Special

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Genetic Purging

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The Best of 2021

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Surprising little lemurs

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PopGroup55: Norwich

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A genomic approach to oceanography

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Resisting the Tilapia Lake Virus

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Why's that fish transparent?

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The return of wolves

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New editor on the board: an interview with Prof. Sam Banks

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A pest with potential

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Tales from the field

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Maternal matters

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Reversing sex

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When less is more: adaptive loss of function

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Recast: Good dog, bad dog – is it all in the genes?

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History according to mice

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PopGroup 54 Special

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The evolution of the sexes

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Getting to know Heredity

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The Best of 2020

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Inspiring the Next Gen

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Plant Quantitative Genetics: from Theory into Practice

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Are all lab mice the same?

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The best student-led papers in Heredity

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More than meets the eye

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The Nature of fear with Prof. Dan Blumstein

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Meet the monkey flower: an emerging model

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Hidden in plain sight

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In search of sponges

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Reversing speciation?

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Alternative Entry Points

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Inversions: an interview with Dr Rui Faria

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Resistance is female

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Targeted conservation of endangered chimps

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Size matters for specialisation

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Can mutational meltdown help us defeat COVID-19?

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Drift and selection in paradise

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Human impacts: an interview with Dr Giorgio Bertorelle

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Fantastic frogs and where to find them

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An engineer’s eye: an interview with Prof. Dario Grattapaglia

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PopGroup 53 special!

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Multiple perspectives: an interview with Dr Marc Stift