Andrew David Foote

The paper estimates mutation load in stickleback populations and finds complex hitchhiking patterns with no overall accumulation of deleterious alleles.

The paper analyzes ancient stickleback genomes to show that freshwater adaptation involves clustered genetic changes in specific genomic regions over time.

The paper identifies two genetically distinct killer whale populations in the Arctic, highlights their vulnerability, and discusses conservation challenges due to climate change and human activities.

The paper characterizes two chromosomal inversions in seahorses and their role in ecotype formation, revealing mechanisms of maintenance and gene flow between them.

The paper generates genome-wide SNP data for manta and devil rays to improve conservation strategies by identifying species and population-level diversity.