Many of the fundamental principles of biology were discovered in model organisms, but there is still a lot to learn about their life and biology "in the wild". This ongoing series of articles will explore what is known about the natural history of a range of model organisms, and explain how studying these organisms in their natural habitats could lead to breakthroughs in many different areas of biology. Proposals for articles about the natural history of other model organisms should be sent to features@elifesciences.org


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- Ian Baldwin et al.
The Natural History of Model Organisms
Essays on the wild lives of model organisms, from Arabidopsis to the zebrafish.
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Ian BaldwinSenior Editor
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Stuart R F KingAssociate Features Editor
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Jane AlfredConsultant Editor