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• The concept of fitness in evolutionary biology: a philosophical analysis
• Toward high resolution structure/function analyses of sensorimotor integration in ciliated protists
• Human monogamy in mammalian context
• Evolutionary constraints shape the evolution of mammalian tooth classes
• What triggered the Cambrian Radiation?
• Unlocking the evolutionary secrets of a key innovation in the world’s most variable daisy inflorescence, Gorteria diffusa
• State-dependent cognitive biases in bees
• The mutational process in primate spermatogenesis inferred from HiFi long read sequencing of testis and sperm samples
• Climate impact attribution for wildlife species
• Two Tales of Anthropogenic Hybridization in Human-Altered Marine Habitats
• Conserving and Restoring Coastal Ecosystems
• Quantifying the contribution of actions to reduce species extinction risk using ‘STAR’
• The role of climate in shaping past demography and evolution in humans
• Ecology in Every Cell: what comparative somatic genomics can reveal about ageing, evolution, and the environment
• Objectives, ecology, cool tools and people: on ingredients to managing ecosystem change on reefs
• Evolution of germ-line restricted and unrestricted genomes in diptera
• Unlocking the secrets of dolphin cooperation in the wild
• Population genomics in the African malaria vector Anopheles funestus over the past century
• Joint seminar session with two half length talks from Arman and Sam (please see 'Abstract' for talk titles)
• The evolution of evolvability