Collections and calls for papers

Evolutionary Ecology is excited to invite prospective authors, especially Students and Early Career Researchers to submit Review and Perspectives papers on any topic related to the interface of ecology and e...

‘Poison frogs’ is the common name traditionally given to a group of Neotropical frogs in the superfamily Dendrobatoidea, which occur from the south of Nicaragua to the north of Bolivia. Broadly speaking, how...

In 1975, Daniel Otis Wolfenbarger published Factors Affecting Dispersal Distances of Small Organisms. Although reviews were generally positive, Dr. Ronald J. Prokopy lamented some omissions particularly with...

Infectious disease is ubiquitous among ecosystems. Pathogen and parasite populations are known to exert selection on populations of their hosts, and vice versa, driving evolutionary and coevolutionary change...

This special issue aims to collate articles that investigate the ecological and evolutionary implications of biological scaling. Allometry—the study of proportional growth of body parts, and the relationship...

Mutation is often referred to as "the ultimate source of new variation" on which selection acts, yet mutation is not often the centerpiece of evolutionary considerations. With advances in genomics, molecular...

This collection aims to collate articles that investigate current and novel aspects of mimicry evolution. Mimicry—the resemblance of another species to obtain fitness benefits—is now understood as a complex ...