Co-evolution
Co-evolution is the process of joint evolutionary development and adaptation between two different species which have a symbiotic relationship with each other. It occurs when two species respond to the selective pressures which their mutual interactions impose on them. This gives rise to an evolutionary "arms race", where traits in the species become more adapted to the other species over time. Co-evolution is a key concept in evolutionary biology, and is vital to understanding how species, ecosystems and the environment all interact. It has applications in conservation biology, biotechnology, and medicine.
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1 journal(s) foundEvolutionary Science
ISSN: 2689-4602
Type: Open Access Journal
Editor-in-Chief: George Mikhailovsky, CALIBRE,
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Journal of Evolutionary Science is an Open Access peer-review journal that aims to publish articles on evolution of organisms, which include phylogenetics and palaeontology. Its main aim is to disseminate the most complete and reliable source of knowledge on the discoveries and recent developments in the form of evolutionary science.