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Journal Club Toolkit This set of teaching materials aims to help instructors engage their students with the primary literature in evolutionary biology through a "journal club" that can be implemented in a discussion section or smaller class. It includes several helpful tools: annotated articles, a reading guide, additional suggested reading, and tips for students leading a discussion of a journal article.

Audience:  13-16 Source:  UC Museum of Paleontology Resource type:  Annotated journal article

Mate choice and fitness consequences Students read a 2005 paper on the fitness consequences of mate choice alongside an interactive guide that asks the reader to answer key questions about each section of the article.

Audience:  13-16 Source:  UC Museum of Paleontology Resource type:  Annotated journal article

Stabilization of the fig-pollinator mutualism Students read a 2008 paper on the role of parasites in stabilizing the fig-pollinator mutualism alongside an interactive guide that explains each section of the paper and draws the reader's attention to important points in the article.

Audience:  13-16 Source:  UC Museum of Paleontology Resource type:  Annotated journal article