Celebrate Darwin with free access to Wiley evolution journals!

Received this email from Wiley-Blackwell this morning:

Free trial for 2011

We are giving away free access to a selection of the best evolutionary biology journals for 30 days.

Journals featured in this extensive trial include Journal of Evolutionary Biology, Evolution, Evolutionary Applications, Functional Ecology, Molecular Ecology, Biological Journal of the Linnean Society, Journal of Zoology and more… Set up your trial following these three easy steps:

1. Visit www.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/myprofile/trials and login or register a new account*

2. Enter the trial code: yodb2011

3. You now have 60 days access to all the journal titles listed here!

Am J Hum Biol special issue on Human Biology and the Brain

The most recent issue of the American Journal of Human Biology is a special issue entitled "Human Biology and the Brain." The good people at Wiley have made this issue open access,available now.

Included in the issue is a wonderful tribute to J.M. "Fetus into Man" Tanner, who recently passed away at the age of 90. There are several book reviews, most notably by Nick Malone of the University of Aukland and Lee Gettler of Northwestern University. In addition to the special issue content, there are also several new research articles. It's a rich issue and now it's free!

Wiley-Blackwell articles available via open access

Just a reminder that once I post an article, even in early view, on BANDIT, Wiley-Blackwell generously makes it available for free for a limited time!

New Wiley title joins the BANDIT bandwagon!

I'm very happy to announce that a new title under the Wiley-Blackwell umbrella has teamed up with BANDIT to provide free access to selected articles. The International Journal of Osteoarchaeology has a new article by Gwen Robbins in early view. We look forward to highlighting many more IJO articles by the BANDIT community in the future!

Free access to BANDIT articles in Wiley-Blackwell journals

The BANDIT blog has teamed with the good people at Wiley-Blackwell to provide free access to highlighted articles in American Journal of Primatology, American Journal of Physical Anthropology, American Journal of Human Biology, and Evolutionary Anthropology. BANDIT will no longer be posting full pdfs of articles, but you can reach the official Wiley-Blackwell pdf from BANDIT links. Caveat: free access to these articles will expire within a few days, so be sure to visit the blog frequently to check on article updates.