Heredity Podcast

Heredity Podcast

An official journal of the Genetics Society, Heredity publishes high-quality articles describing original research and theoretical insights in all areas of genetics. Research papers are complimented by News & Commentary articles and reviews, keeping researchers and students abreast of hot topics in the field.

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Resistance is female

Resistance is female

The arms race between the highly toxic rough-skinned newts of North America and the garter snakes that prey upon them is a literal textbook example of evolution in action. However, it appears that a p...

10 Juni 202020min

Targeted conservation of endangered chimps

Targeted conservation of endangered chimps

Chimpanzees are humanities closest cousins, and they’re close to disappearing. In this episode we hear from Peter Frandsen (Copenhagen Zoo, University of Copenhagen) and Claudia Fontsere (Barcelona Bi...

27 Maj 202018min

Size matters for specialisation

Size matters for specialisation

What impact does the initial size of a population have on an organism’s ability to adapt to its environment? In this episode we investigate this question with Dr Yashraj Chavhan and Prof. Sutirth Dey ...

13 Maj 202017min

Can mutational meltdown help us defeat COVID-19?

Can mutational meltdown help us defeat COVID-19?

The world is currently gripped by COVID-19, but could an often overlooked population genetic theory hold one of the keys to defeating it? In this episode we speak to Prof. Michael Lynch (Arizona State...

22 Apr 202016min

Drift and selection in paradise

Drift and selection in paradise

French Polynesia is a South Pacific paradise, and thanks to an eccentric aviculturist it is also host to an interesting evolutionary experiment. In 1937, Eastham Guild released silvereye birds on Tahi...

8 Apr 202020min

Human impacts: an interview with Dr Giorgio Bertorelle

Human impacts: an interview with Dr Giorgio Bertorelle

In episode four of our editorial series we meet Dr Giorgio Bertorelle from the University of Ferrara, Italy. An animal population and conservation geneticist, Giorgio is fascinated by the impact human...

25 Mars 202014min

Fantastic frogs and where to find them

Fantastic frogs and where to find them

Poison dart frogs are an iconic group of tropical animals. But how and when did their spectacular warning colourations evolve? And are they really a signal to predators? In this episode we explore the...

13 Mars 202020min

An engineer’s eye: an interview with Prof. Dario Grattapaglia

An engineer’s eye: an interview with Prof. Dario Grattapaglia

In episode three of our editorial series we meet forest engineer turned plant geneticist Prof. Dario Grattapaglia. A highly experienced researcher and editor, Dario brings a unique and heavily applied...

26 Feb 202020min

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