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Call for Papers: Cancer in an evolutionary framework: across species and within individuals 📆 31st August 2026 academic.oup.com/jeb/pages/ca...

2/n In this issue: REVIEW In conifers, plastid DNA is inherited through pollen. Successful pollen transfer benefits reproductive success of offspring. This can lead to evolution of paternal transfer, especially if the pollen stage is long and stressful. doi.org/10.1093/jeb/... De Jong et al. 2026

1/n in this issue: A career in pursuit of the origin of species: celebrating Roger Butlin’s contributions to our scientific community: @ruifaria.bsky.social @jonbridle.bsky.social @markravinet.bsky.social @rhondasnook.bsky.social @anjamwestram.bsky.social doi.org/10.1093/jeb/...

And The Blog Post! Behind the scenes of this recent publication in JEB: 🐊 Alligator ecotypes physiologically diverge in response to a salinity gradient 🚐 Transporting juvenile #alligators ☺️ Working with behaviourists to minimise stress 🔍 See the experimental set-up shorturl.at/AdxTO

This issue is headlined by Perspective Article: Evolutionary transitions and reversions in individuality @martijnschenkel.bsky.social @arvidagren.bsky.social and Manus Patten academic.oup.com/jeb/article/...

Evolutionary transitions and reversions in individualityAbstract. Biological individuality exists in different forms—unicellular, multicellular, colonial, etc.—which have arisen through evolutionary transitionsacademic.oup.com

Read the publication here, Accepted Version online: doi.org/10.1093/jeb/...

Coastal and inland American alligators (Alligator mississippiensis) diverge along physiological axes in response to a salinity gradientAbstract. Ecotypes often occupy an environmental gradient, which can lead to divergence in physiological traits between ecotypes. We tested the hypothesisdoi.org