The Best and the Worst of Times for Evolutionary Biology

John C. Avise

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The 21st century will offer great opportunities, but also challenges, for the field of evolutionary biology, particularly in areas related to molecular genetic technologies, the environment, biodiversity, and public education. The coming decades promise to be both the best and the worst of times for the evolutionary disciplines.

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