K. O. Chan

Correcting for Body Size Variation in Morphometric Analysis

The paper compares the allometric growth model to other methods for correcting body size variation in morphometric analysis, showing its superiority.

Patterns and Progress of Peninsular Malaysia's Amphibian Research in the 21st Century (2000-2020)

This study reviews amphibian research in Peninsular Malaysia from 2000-2020, identifying trends and gaps, with a focus on conservation needs.

Integrating spatial, phylogenetic, and threat assessment data from frogs and lizards to identify areas for conservation priorities in Peninsular Malaysia

Species delimitation in the grey zone: introgression obfuscates phylogenetic inference and species boundaries in a cryptic frog complex (Ranidae: Pulchrana picturata)

This study shows that introgression in cryptic frog populations can mislead species delimitation methods, leading to overestimated species boundaries in the grey zone of speciation.

Exons, Introns, and UCEs Reveal Conflicting Phylogenomic Signals in a Rapid Radiation of Frogs (Ranidae: Hylarana)

The paper was withdrawn due to an unpublished data collection protocol and will be resubmitted once the method is published.

Phylogeography and Molecular Species Delimitation Reveal Cryptic and Incipient Speciation in Synchronous Flashing Fireflies (Coleoptera: Lampyridae) of Southeast Asia

This study uses genetic data to identify cryptic and incipient species in Southeast Asian fireflies, revealing divergence in some groups and ambiguity in others.

Linking patterns of genetic variation to processes of diversification in Malaysian torrent frogs (Anura: Ranidae: Amolops): a landscape genomics approach

This study links genetic variation in Malaysian torrent frogs to diversification processes using landscape genomics, finding that isolation-by-distance and isolation-by-colonization drive population structure and speciation.