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April 2002 Vol 3 No 4
241 |EXPERIMENTAL TESTS OF THE ADAPTIVE SIGNIFICANCE OF SEXUAL RECOMBINATION
W. R. Rice
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137 |THE RAPID EVOLUTION OF REPRODUCTIVE PROTEINS
W. J. Swanson and V. D. Vacquier
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252 |RESOLVING THE PARADOX OF SEX AND RECOMBINATION
S. P. Otto and T. Lenormand
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262 |POST-COPULATORY SEXUAL SELECTION
T. R. Birkhead and T. Pizzari
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274 |THE EVOLUTION OF PLANT SEXUAL DIVERSITY
S. C. H. Barrett
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311 |THE COSTS AND BENEFITS OF SEX: NEW INSIGHTS FROM OLD ASEXUAL LINEAGES
R. Butlin
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March 2001 Vol 2 No 3
175 |ESTABLISHING SEXUAL DIMORPHISM: CONSERVATION AMIDST DIVERSITY?
D. Zarkower
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207 |THE HUMAN Y CHROMOSOME, IN THE LIGHT OF EVOLUTION
B. T. Lahn, N. M. Pearson & K. Jegalian
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January 2001 Vol 2 No 1
59 |X-CHROMOSOME INACTIVATION: COUNTING, CHOICE AND INITIATION
P. Avner & E. Heard
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