J. Andreoletti

Speciation completion rates have limited impact on macroevolutionary diversification

The paper examines how speciation completion rates affect macroevolutionary diversification by comparing standard birth-death models with a protracted birth-death model.

Exploring congruent diversification histories with flexibility and parsimony

The paper introduces a new method to explore congruence classes of diversification rate trajectories in phylogenies, showing that rapid changes in speciation and extinction rates are not conserved across classes but can be narrowed by selecting parsimonious trajectories.

A skyline birth-death process for inferring the population size from a reconstructed tree with occurrences

This paper introduces a skyline birth-death process to infer population size changes over time using occurrence data and phylogenetic trees, applied to epidemiology and macroevolution.