Patrik Rödin‐Mörch

The paper identifies genomic signatures of fluctuating selection in rock ptarmigan populations over an 11-year period, showing allele frequency changes correlated with demographic cycles.

The paper analyzes genomic data from Eurasian curlews to assess genetic diversity, population structure, and selection signals in declining populations.

This study compares immunogenetic and microbiome diversity in two toad species across latitudes, finding species-level differences in MHC diversity and microbiome composition that may affect disease susceptibility.

This study uses low-coverage whole genome sequencing to assess genetic variation and structure in Swedish sand lizard populations, revealing strong population structure and low genetic diversity in some populations.

This study shows that Irish red grouse have higher inbreeding and genetic divergence from British populations, suggesting local adaptation and potential risks from translocations.

The paper presents a high-quality chromosome-level genome assembly for the Rock Ptarmigan, providing a reference for studying its evolution and climate change impacts.