Josefin Stiller

This study identifies molecular convergence in Baltic Sea pipefish populations despite differing genomic structures and species relationships.

This paper shows that hyoid barbels in goatfishes drove rapid speciation and ecomorphological divergence, meeting criteria for adaptive radiation.

The paper presents a high-quality genome assembly of the sea stickleback and reveals chromosomal fusions and fissions that reshape understanding of karyotype evolution in sticklebacks.

This study uses phylogenomic data to show reticulate evolution in the Chenopodium album complex through hybridization and polyploidy.

The paper identifies the independent loss of ghrelin and Mboat4 in snakes, chameleons, and toadhead agamas, linking it to adaptations in energy metabolism.

This study decomposes evolutionary rates in birds to identify drivers of genomic change, finding clutch size, generation length, and beak shape predict mutation rates, with rapid evolution linked to meiosis, heart function, and ecological diversification.

PseudoChecker2 and PseudoViz automate and visualize gene loss detection across species using genomic data.

ClockstaRX tests molecular clock hypotheses by analyzing phylogenomic data to identify rate variation patterns and influential loci.

The paper improves the Cactus multiple-genome aligner to handle large numbers of vertebrate genomes with high accuracy and better orthology resolution.