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J. C. Geburzi

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From the shallows to the depths: A new probe set to target ultraconserved elements for Malacostraca

J. C. Geburzi, P. C. Rodriguez Flores, S. Derkarabetian, G. Giribet

The paper introduces a new UCE probe set for Malacostraca, demonstrating its effectiveness in recovering UCEs from diverse crustacean species and historical specimens.

bioRxiv · Jun 30, 2023 · PreprintEvolutionary Biology

A marginal habitat, but not a sink: Ecological genetics reveal a diversification hotspot for marine invertebrates in the brackish Baltic Sea

J. C. Geburzi, N. Heuer, L. Homberger, J. Kabus, Z. Moesges, K. Ovenbeck, D. Brandis, C. Ewers-Saucedo

The paper investigates whether the Baltic Sea is a diversification hotspot or population sink by analyzing genetic diversity and life history traits across marine invertebrate species.

bioRxiv · Jun 6, 2021Evolutionary Biology