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Molecular Ecology
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Edited By: Loren Rieseberg
Impact Factor: 5.522
ISI Journal Citation Reports © Ranking: 2011: 5/45 (Evolutionary Biology); 8/134 (Ecology); 47/290 (Biochemistry & Molecular Biology)
Online ISSN: 1365-294X
Associated Title(s): Molecular Ecology Resources
Podcasts
Welcome to the Molecular Ecology podcasts!
Below you will find in-depth and interesting discussions about special articles and cutting edge-research that is published in the journal which you can download for free and listen to at your leisure. Molecular Ecology publishes papers that utilize molecular genetic techniques to address consequential questions in ecology, evolution, behaviour and conservation.
May 2011
The recently published paper ‘Functional genomics of life history variation in a butterfly metapopulation’, applied powerful new genomic tools to a classic study system - the Granville Fritillary butterfly in the Åland islands. In this podcast and video three of the authors discuss their study and future directions for their research.
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(mp4 file, 7 minutes 6 seconds)
January 2008
Issue 17:1 of Molecular Ecology was a Special Issue entitled "Evolutionary change in human-altered environments". The papers presented in this issue are a result of a global summit held at the Institute of the Environment ( UCLA) in 2007, which brought together both evolutionary scientists and policy-makers from around the world. The latest Molecular Ecology podcast features interviews with Tom Smith (UCLA) and Louis Bernatchez (Université Laval).[Interviewing journalist: John Whitfield]
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(mp3 file, 27.5MB, 38 minutes 15 seconds)
July 2007
The podcast is an interview with Amy Bouck (Postdoctoral Associate at Duke University and UNC Chapel Hill) on her article "The molecular ecologist's guide to expressed sequence tags". [Interviewing journalist: John Whitfield]
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(mp3 file, 14 MB, 20 minutes 31 seconds)
May 2007
The first Molecular Ecology podcast is an interview with Loren Rieseberg (Editor-in-Chief of Molecular Ecology and Professor of Biology at University of British Columbia) on his article "Microarray analysis reveals differential gene expression in hybrid sunflower species".[Interviewing journalist: John Whitfield]
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(mp3 file, 10.7 MB, 22 minutes 17 seconds).