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Skull of a sabre-toothed cat
(Machairodontinae)
Fig.184 (p433) in Cats (1881) by St. George Mivart

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Volume 20(6) – November 2019

Jeffrey Hutchings^† (1958–2022);
Freedom of Science, Ideas & Societies
Anna Kuparinen — 2019(6) (anna.k.kuparinen@jyu.fi>)
Keywords: obituary, memorial, tribute, government influence on science messaging, value of novel, well‐founded, alternative hypotheses, fake news.

Revising the biogeography of livestock animal domestication.
Indrė Žliobaitė — 2019(6) (indre.zliobaite@helsinki.fi>
Keywords: biogeography, domestication, ecology, hypsodonty, large mammals, teeth.
First published 2021-10-18 in Evolutionary Ecology Research as an Early Edition, Evolutionary-Ecology.com/open/ar3215.pdf

Predicting the effects of currents on the adaptive movement by juvenile salmonids.
Richard A. Hinrichsen — 2019(6) (rich@hinrichsenenvironmental.com
Keywords: behavioural ecology, bioenergetics, freshwater ecology, migration, optimal control, predation, salmonids.
First published 2021-10-22 in Evolutionary Ecology Research as an Early Edition, Evolutionary-Ecology.com/open/ar3233.pdf

Patterns of relative abundance among large Carnivora in western Eurasia during the Plio-Pleistocene.
Otto Oksanen — 2019(6) (otto.oksanen@helsinki.fi)
Keywords: Carnivora, climate, competition, hypercarnivore, metacommunity, Pleistocene, Pliocene, relative abundance.
First published 2021-12-6 in Evolutionary Ecology Research as an Early Edition, Evolutionary-Ecology.com/open/ar3234.pdf

The maintenance of polymorphism and divergence in sexually selected traits affected by frequency-dependent predation and consistent mating advantages.
Aditya Ponkshe & John A. Endler — 2019(6) (ponkshe.aditya@gmail.com)
Keywords: Fisher process, frequency-dependent selection, mate choice, null model, polymorphic sexual traits, polymorphism maintenance, population divergence.
First published 2021-11-2 in Evolutionary Ecology Research as an Early Edition, Evolutionary-Ecology.com/open/ar3223.pdf

Urbanization drives phenotypic evolution in mosquitofish.
Joshua R. Mays, Thomas J. DeWitt, Prarthana Dharampal, C. Fred T. Andrus & Robert H. Findlay — 2019(6) (tdewitt@tamu.edu)
Keywords: costs and limits of phenotypic plasticity, environmental change, geometric morphometrics, habitat choice, habitat migration, stable isotope analysis.
First published 2021-12-6 in Evolutionary Ecology Research as an Early Edition, Evolutionary-Ecology.com/open/ar3235.pdf

Erratum: Diversity of gill raker number and diets among stickleback populations in novel habitats created by the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami (Evolutionary Ecology Research, 2019, 20: 213–230). — a correction.
Takuya Hosoki, Seiichi Mori, Shotaro Nishida, Manabu Kume, Tetsuya Sumi & Jun Kitano (jkitano@nig.ac.jp)
Keywords: CORRECTION