Urbanisation is increasing worldwide, and there is now ample evidence of phenotypic
changes in wild organisms in response to this novel environment. Yet, the genetic changes …

Heterogeneous selection is often proposed as a key mechanism maintaining repeatable
behavioral variation (“animal personality”) in wild populations. Previous studies largely …

Urbanization is a growing concern challenging the evolutionary potential of wild populations
by reducing genetic diversity and imposing new selection regimes affecting many key fitness …

The recognition that climate change is occurring at an unprecedented rate means that there
is increased urgency in understanding how organisms can adapt to a changing …

Short-term adaptive evolution represents one of the primary mechanisms allowing species
to persist in the face of global change. Predicting the adaptive response at the species level …

Environmental variation can shape the gut microbiome, but broad/large‐scale data on
among and within‐population heterogeneity in the gut microbiome and the associated …

Genetic differentiation between populations inhabiting ecologically different habitats might
appear because of limited dispersal and gene flow, which may lead to patterns of …

High‐density SNP microarrays (“SNP chips”) are a rapid, accurate and efficient method for
genoty** several hundred thousand polymorphisms in large numbers of individuals. While …

Phenological adjustment is the first line of adaptive response of vertebrates when
seasonality is disrupted by climate change. The prevailing response is to reproduce earlier …

A degree of host specificity, manifested by the processes of host–parasite cospeciations and
host switches, is assumed to be a major determinant of parasites' evolution. To understand …