We consider a model for the evolution of surname distribution under a gender-equality measure currently being discussed by the Spanish Parliament (whereby children would adopt their mother's and father's surnames in alphabetical order). We quantify how this would bias the alphabetical distribution of surnames, and analyze its effect on the present distribution of surnames in Spain.

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1 Authors listed in alphabetical order.

1 Authors are listed in alphabetical order.

The original version of this article unfortunately contained an incorrect order reference entries for Calleja, J. (2016), Calleja (2018), and (2019) which should have been in alphabetical sequence.

There are different ways in which the authors of a scientific publication can determine the order in which their names are listed. Sometimes author names are simply listed alphabetically. In other cases, authorship order is determined based on the contribution authors have made to a publication. Contribution-based authorship can facilitate proper credit assignment, for instance by giving most c...

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* The authors are listed in alphabetical order. They contributed in equal measure.

Abstracts of oral presentations appear in chronological order, followed by abstracts of poster presentations in alphabetical order. All abstracts were edited for consistency of style, spelling, and grammar according to the American Society of Agronomy style guidelines. In some cases, abstracts were also edited for to fit the two-page limit.s of oral presentations appear in chronological order, ...