Long-Term Change in Eastern Boundary Current Upwelling Biomes
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The 100th Anniversary of the Scopes Trial
To commemorate the anniversary of the Scopes Trial, BioScience is preparing a special collection of articles on evolution, its teaching in formal and informal education, and related historical and contemporary controversies. Submission deadline: 1 September 2025
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