Book Review: Eco-evolutionary dynamics. Andrew Hendry. Princeton University Press, Princeton, 2017. xii + 397 pp. ISBN: 9780691145433

The term ‘eco-evolutionary dynamics’ deals with the idea that ecological and evolutionary processes can impact one another over very short time scales. While a focus on this dynamic relationship between ecology and evolution has, arguably, a long history, the field of ecoevolutionary dynamics as we know it today only emerged in the last decade or so. This makes Andrew Hendry’s new book a timely contribution. Hendry is pioneer in the field having authored many of the seminal reviews as well as contributed a substantial body of empirical work. He is, thus, well placed to provide an overview of where we stand and how we should move forward.