B. Esteve-Altava

A Node-based Informed Modularity Strategy to Identify Organizational Modules in Anatomical Networks

This paper introduces NIMS, a method to identify robust modules in anatomical networks by addressing resolution and sensitivity limitations of traditional community detection algorithms.

Evolutionary phenome-genome analysis of cranial suture closure in mammals

This study identifies brain size and skull ossification order as key factors for suture patency in mammals and discovers three novel genes linked to suture closure.

Evolutionary and ontogenetic changes of the anatomical organization and modularity in the skull of archosaurs

The paper compares anatomical organization and modularity in the skulls of archosaurs, finding differences between birds and non-avian dinosaurs, and ontogenetic changes in alligators and birds.

Evolutionary parallelisms of pectoral and pelvic network-anatomy from fins to limbs

This study shows pectoral and pelvic appendages evolved parallel topological changes during the fins-to-limbs transition, with digits as a key novelty reducing disparity and increasing modularity.

Challenges in identifying and interpreting organizational modules in morphology

The paper examines challenges in identifying and interpreting organizational modules in morphology, using anatomical network analysis on the human skull and upper limb.