L. Brousseau

Landscape-scale spatial variations of pre-Columbian anthropogenic disturbances at three ring ditch sites in French Guiana

This study examines spatial variations of pre-Columbian disturbances at three ring ditch sites in French Guiana using soil surveys and multiple indicators, revealing long-term occupation and anthropogenic soil alterations.

Natural and human-mediated drivers of microevolution in Neotropical palms: a historical genomics approach

This study explores genomic diversity in Neotropical palms to understand natural and human-mediated microevolution in Amazonia, revealing insights into climate adaptation and pre-Columbian domestication.

Genomic and phenotypic divergence unveil microgeographic adaptation in the Amazonian hyperdominant tree Eperua falcata Aubl. (Fabaceae)

The paper identifies genomic targets of microgeographic adaptation in Eperua falcata using whole-genome sequencing and a custom Bayesian model, revealing divergence in stress responses and biotic interactions.