A road map for molecular ecology

Rose Andrew; Louis Bernatchez; Jon Slate; Harry Smith; Vistoria L Sork; Graham N Stone; Timothy H Vines; Lisette Waits; Alex Widmer; Loren H Rieseberg; Aurelie Bonin; C Alex Buerkle; Bryan C Carstens; Brent C Emerson; Dany Garant; Tatiana Giraud; Nolan C Kane; Sean M Rogers

doi:10.1111/mec.12319

A road map for molecular ecology

Rose Andrew
, Louis Bernatchez
, Jon Slate
, Harry Smith
, Vistoria L Sork
, Graham N Stone
, Timothy H Vines
, Lisette Waits
, Alex Widmer
, Loren H Rieseberg
, Aurelie Bonin
, C Alex Buerkle
, Bryan C Carstens
, Brent C Emerson
, Dany Garant
, Tatiana Giraud
, Nolan C Kane
, Sean M Rogers

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Abstract

The discipline of molecular ecology has undergone enormous changes since the journal bearing its name was launched approximately two decades ago. The field has seen great strides in analytical methods development, made groundbreaking discoveries and experienced a revolution in genotyping technology. Here, we provide brief perspectives on the main subdisciplines of molecular ecology, describe key questions and goals, discuss common challenges, predict future research directions and suggest research priorities for the next 20 years.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	2605-2626
Journal	Molecular Ecology
Volume	22
Issue number	10
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1111/mec.12319
Publication status	Published - 2013

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Microbial Ecology
Animal Systematics and Taxonomy

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