M. Baguette

Floral phenotypic divergence and genomic insights in an Ophrys orchid: Unraveling early speciation processes

The paper investigates early speciation processes in Ophrys orchids by analyzing phenotypic and genomic divergence in six populations, identifying a genomic island linked to floral odor variation and candidate genes involved in color and odor pathways.

Holocene climate change promoted allopatric divergence and disjunct geographic distribution in a bee orchid species

This study uses population genomics and ecological niche modeling to show recent allopatric divergence and climate-driven range shifts in the bee orchid Ophrys aveyronensis.

MetaConnect, a new platform for population viability modelling to assist decision makers in conservation and urban planning

MetaConnect is a new PVA platform that integrates landscape genetics and dispersal to assess population viability and inform conservation and urban planning decisions.

Patterns of gene flow across multiple anthropogenic infrastructures: insights from a multi-species approach

The paper examines gene flow impacts of multiple anthropogenic infrastructures on four species, finding that half of genetic variability is explained by LTIs, with roads and railways being the most impactful.

Habitat Fragmentation Causes Coevolutionary Burning Spots

This study shows habitat fragmentation can lead to coevolutionary burning spots, reducing genetic diversity and increasing extinction risk in natural communities.