The history of the journal Social Biology

Article Abstract:

A chronology is presented on the launching and evolution of the science journal Social Biology, including lists of presidents, editorial board members, and their disciplinary specialties. Also presented are the journals statements of aims, such as promoting research on individual human experiences and differences and encouraging the use of this data for scientific applications.

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The most frequently cited articles published in Social Biology, 1961-1999

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A list is presented on citation scores for Social Biology articles since 1961, with acknowledgement that more recently published works have not had the same amount of time to accumulate citations. Article categories include mating patterns, population and fertility regulation, genetic-environment interactions, and continuing evolution in human populations.

Mate selection, Evolution (Biology), Evolution, Literature, Environmental health, Population research

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Interdisciplinary symposia published in Social Biology

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Summaries are presented on symposia sponsored by the American Eugenics Society, from 1953 to 1988. Topics included genetic factors affecting intelligence, mating and fertility trend differentiation, gene frequencies, and genetics in epidemiology and mental illness.

Conferences, meetings and seminars, Human genetics, Population biology

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