Armando Caballero

The paper estimates the effective population size (Ne) of a large, structured population using linkage disequilibrium, finding much higher Ne values than previously reported for maritime pine.

KLinterSel evaluates concordance among selective sweep detection methods using statistical tests and identifies candidate site clusters in common cockle genomic data.

This paper shows that natural selection does not affect estimates of effective population size from linkage disequilibrium, while coalescence methods are influenced by selection.

The paper reviews how genetic purging affects the long-term success of genetic rescue programs, highlighting scenarios where purging can sustain success or increase extinction risk.

The paper investigates missing heritability in human traits by analyzing GWAS data, predicting gene effect distributions, and estimating contributions of common variants to heritability.