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Ecology and Evolution

All articles accepted from 14 August 2012 are published under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License.  All articles accepted before this date, were published under a Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial License.

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Editors-in-Chief: Allen Moore, University of Georgia, USA and Andrew Beckerman, University of Sheffield, UK

Online ISSN: 2045-7758

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Ecology and Evolution is growing its editorial expertise. Editors Allen Moore and Andrew Beckerman have expanded the board to ensure the full breadth of the journal’s scope is represented by scientists from across the world.

We will be at conferences throughout this summer and welcome visitors who want to find out more about Ecology and Evolution and why so many authors are choosing to publish with us. Meet Allen Moore at Evolution 2013 (Snowbird, Utah; 21-25th June) and ESEB (Lisbon; 19-24th August) and Andrew Beckerman at the Ecological Society of America (Minneapolis, 4-9th August) and Intecol (London, 18-23rd August).

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Editor Interview

Allen Moore
Editor-in-Chief: Allen Moore has recently given an interview for Wiley-Blackwell's Publishing News:   "[Authors] have responded with enthusiasm. They like the speed, the freedom to express their opinions (as long as it is clearly identified as an opinion where others may differ), and the space. I’ve never worked on a journal that got so many positive e-mails from authors." To read about his insights into the editorial role, the peer review process and Open Access read his full interview.



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