Reviews and synthesis topics

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We are interested in understanding the needs and interests of our readership. This poll is designed to identify high priority and high interest topics where reviews are needed in Molecular Ecology and Molecular Ecology Resources, as defined by the readership. An overview of reviews and syntheses for the journals can be found here: https://molecularecologyblog.com/2021/11/29/reviews-and-syntheses-in-molecular-ecology/

Important note: the outputs of this poll will be used to collate a ranked list of topics for potential invited reviews over the next few years. If you have developed very specific topics (or drafted manuscripts), please submit your review/synthesis proposal to the journals using the presubmission inquiry process.

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What research questions/areas are you currently (or within the past few years) working on and thinking about? *

If you had to choose the top 2-3 research areas that are likely to support development of high quality review and synthesis papers, which areas would these be? (Please select 2-3 from the list or add your own suggestion.) *

analytical methods development

community ecology and coevolution

conservation genetics/genomics

ecological, evolutionary, and population genomics

evolutionary quantitative genetics

landscape genetics/genomics

molecular ecology of microbiomes

molecular adaptation and environmental genomics

population genetic theory

population structure and phylogeography

relatedness and kin selection

speciation and hybridization

Other:

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What specific themes or topics do you think are *most in need* of a review or synthesis article in Molecular Ecology or Molecular Ecology Resources review? (You may suggest potential authors but this is not required.) If possible, please provide a short description on how you decided on these particular topics (e.g. lab meeting discussion, conference plenary, reading the literature, etc.). *

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