W. M. Berbel-Filho

The paper presents a mathematical model showing that asexuality can evolve from sexual hybrids through smaller reproductive alterations, even when incompatibilities only affect sperm-egg genome fusion.

The paper investigates how mutation load differences between selfing and outcrossing species affect hybrid genome composition and introgression patterns.

The paper examines epigenetic signatures in hybrids of two mangrove killifish species with different mating systems, finding additive and non-additive methylation patterns and their potential role in evolutionary diversification.

This study compares the genetic structure and mating systems of two syntopic mangrove killifish species along the Brazilian coast, finding that outcrossing K. ocellatus shows stronger population subdivision than selfing K. hermaphroditus.

The paper examines how parasite pressures and host genotype affect DNA methylation diversity in a self-fertilizing fish, finding that parasites have a stronger local influence on methylation than inbreeding.