Craig C. Moritz

The paper develops a framework to estimate intraspecific genetic diversity across species ranges by addressing spatial sampling biases in mitochondrial DNA data from amphibians and reptiles.

This study investigates broad-scale variation in mitochondrial genetic diversity across amphibians and reptiles, finding strong support for life-history traits, topographic heterogeneity, and water-energy availability as key factors.

This study identifies novel viruses in Australian lizards, showing that virome diversity is shaped by host taxonomy, habitat, and range size.

The paper presents a chromosome-scale genome assembly and genetic map for the superb fairy-wren, along with gene and repeat annotations, providing a new reference for avian comparative genomics.

This study uses whole-genome sequencing of platypuses to reveal strong population structure, recent bottlenecks, and genetic relationships across their range.