Author Archives: Jeremy Yoder

About Jeremy Yoder

Jeremy Yoder is an Assistant Professor of Biology at California State University, Northridge. He also blogs at Denim and Tweed, and tweets under the handle @jbyoder.

Genomic data reveal links between demography and adaptation in experimental host-virus coevolution

Posted on 25 November, 2019 by Jeremy Yoder
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We’re seeking new molecular ecologists for 2019 and 2020!

Posted on 14 October, 2019 by Jeremy Yoder

The Molecular Ecologist is seeking two new regular contributors for 2019 and 2020! Join us in blogging about “ecology, evolution, and everything in between.” Ideal candidates should have expertise and experience in the use of genetic data to understand the past … Continue reading →

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Even in the ocean, geography shapes how species cope with changing climates

Posted on 11 September, 2019 by Jeremy Yoder
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Molecular ecologists — and molecular ecology — at Evolution 2019

Posted on 19 June, 2019 by Jeremy Yoder
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Hybridization in the depths of the last glacial period created a world-conquering clover

Posted on 30 May, 2019 by Jeremy Yoder
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Introducing Molecular Ecology Spotlight

Posted on 29 May, 2019 by Jeremy Yoder
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Go north, young salamander

Posted on 24 May, 2019 by Jeremy Yoder
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Bigger bees bumble by barriers, end up with lower population genetic differentiation

Posted on 16 May, 2019 by Jeremy Yoder
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Move or adapt to changing climate? These chipmunks have had to do both

Posted on 13 May, 2019 by Jeremy Yoder

Climate change threatens to land many, many species in conditions for which they’re not adapted — too warm, too dry, too stormy, too flood-prone — and traditionally the ways that living things might respond to this are framed as a … Continue reading →

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Scott Edwards awarded the 2019 Molecular Ecology Prize

Posted on 2 May, 2019 by Jeremy Yoder

The 2019 Molecular Ecology prize has been awarded to Scott Edwards for an illustrious career that has combined rigorous scientific achievement with a long and consistent record of mentoring and promoting early-career scientists. Proficient at both empirical and theoretical studies, Edwards … Continue reading →

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