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- Francisco Carrapiço:
How symbiogenic is evolution? Theory Biosci. 129(2-3): 135-139 (2010) - Laureano Castro, Miguel A. Toro:
To be or not to be a good social partner? Theory Biosci. 129(1): 71-75 (2010) - Luís Correia:
Computational evolution: taking liberties. Theory Biosci. 129(2-3): 183-191 (2010) - Filipe O. Costa, Gary R. Carvalho:
New insights into molecular evolution: prospects from the Barcode of Life Initiative (BOLI). Theory Biosci. 129(2-3): 149-157 (2010) - Nathalie Gontier:
Darwin's legacy. Theory Biosci. 129(2-3): 77-87 (2010) - Nathalie Gontier:
Evolutionary epistemology as a scientific method: a new look upon the units and levels of evolution debate. Theory Biosci. 129(2-3): 167-182 (2010) - Thomas Hoppe, Ulrich Kutschera:
In the shadow of Darwin: Anton de Bary's origin of myxomycetology and a molecular phylogeny of the plasmodial slime molds. Theory Biosci. 129(1): 15-23 (2010) - Beate Knoke, Christian Bodenstein, Marko Marhl, Matjaz Perc, Stefan Schuster:
Jensen's inequality as a tool for explaining the effect of oscillations on the average cytosolic calcium concentration. Theory Biosci. 129(1): 25-38 (2010) - Patrik Krebs, Gianni Boris Pezzatti, Stefano Mazzoleni, Lee M. Talbot, Marco Conedera:
Fire regime: history and definition of a key concept in disturbance ecology. Theory Biosci. 129(1): 53-69 (2010) - André Levy:
Pattern, process and the evolution of meaning: species and units of selection. Theory Biosci. 129(2-3): 159-166 (2010) - Orion Lewis, Sven Steinmo:
Taking evolution seriously in political science. Theory Biosci. 129(2-3): 235-245 (2010) - Nabil Mabrouk, Guillaume Deffuant, Tim Tolker-Nielsen, Claude Lobry:
Bacteria can form interconnected microcolonies when a self-excreted product reduces their surface motility: evidence from individual-based model simulations. Theory Biosci. 129(1): 1-13 (2010) - Gaurang Mahajan, Anita Mehta:
Competing with oneself: introducing self-interaction in a model of competitive learning. Theory Biosci. 129(4): 271-282 (2010) - Margarida Matos:
Playing Darwin. Part A. Experimental Evolution in Drosophila. Theory Biosci. 129(2-3): 89-96 (2010) - Luis Mendoza, Fátima Pardo:
A robust model to describe the differentiation of T-helper cells. Theory Biosci. 129(4): 283-293 (2010) - Melanie J. Monroe, Folmer Bokma:
Punctuated equilibrium in a neontological context. Theory Biosci. 129(2-3): 103-111 (2010) - Daniel Pincheira-Donoso:
The balance between predictions and evidence and the search for universal macroecological patterns: taking Bergmann's rule back to its endothermic origin. Theory Biosci. 129(4): 247-253 (2010) - Eugene V. Presnov, Valeria V. Isaeva, Nickolay V. Kasyanov:
Topological determination of early morphogenesis in Metazoa. Theory Biosci. 129(4): 259-270 (2010) - Marta D. Santos, Inês Fragata, Josiane Santos, Pedro Simões, Ana Marques, Margarida Lima, Margarida Matos:
Playing Darwin. Part B. 20 years of domestication in Drosophila subobscura. Theory Biosci. 129(2-3): 97-102 (2010) - Jan Sapp:
Saltational symbiosis. Theory Biosci. 129(2-3): 125-133 (2010) - Vandana Sreedharan, Max Shpak:
Selection for male-enforced uniparental cytoplasmic inheritance. Theory Biosci. 129(4): 295-306 (2010) - James Steele, Anne Kandler:
Language trees ≠ gene trees. Theory Biosci. 129(2-3): 223-233 (2010) - Marco Stella, Karel Kleisner:
Uexküllian Umwelt as science and as ideology: the light and the dark side of a concept. Theory Biosci. 129(1): 39-51 (2010) - Ian Tattersall:
Human evolution and cognition. Theory Biosci. 129(2-3): 193-201 (2010) - Derek Turner:
Punctuated equilibrium and species selection: what does it mean for one theory to suggest another? Theory Biosci. 129(2-3): 113-123 (2010) - Jan Verpooten, Mark Nelissen:
Sensory exploitation and cultural transmission: the late emergence of iconic representations in human evolution. Theory Biosci. 129(2-3): 211-221 (2010) - Antonio B. Vieira:
Grammatical equivalents of Palaeolithic tools: a hypothesis. Theory Biosci. 129(2-3): 203-210 (2010) - John S. Wilkins:
What is a species? Essences and generation. Theory Biosci. 129(2-3): 141-148 (2010) - Volker Wissemann:
HybHyp - hybridizing the host: the long reach of parasite genes. A new hypothesis to explain host-parasite interrelationships in plant hybrid complexes. Theory Biosci. 129(4): 255-258 (2010)
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