D. A. R. Eaton

The paper extends a coalescent model to multiple structured populations, providing a framework for understanding genetic linkage and ancestry inference in multispecies datasets.

This study compares genomes of orobanchaceous plants with different parasitic lifestyles to trace the evolutionary steps of plant parasitism.

The paper challenges the snowball theory of Dobzhansky-Muller incompatibilities by introducing a demographic speciation model and showing a negative relationship between effective population sizes and speciation rates in birds and mammals.

This paper investigates the effects of species tree parameters on spatial patterns of linkage among genealogies using tree sequence simulations with recombination.

This study jointly estimates the phylogeny, geographic movements, and biome shifts of Viburnum species using fossils and molecular data, revealing a complex diversification history.

The paper uses genome-wide data from Panamanian strangler figs and pollinating wasps to infer coevolutionary processes, finding pervasive host switching rather than strict cospeciation.