James R. Whiting

This study identifies parallel and unique genetic adaptations in brown trout to metal-polluted environments using genome resequencing.

The paper investigates the repeatability of balancing selection in guppy populations with different demographic histories, identifying 23 genomic regions with repeated signatures.

This study identifies gene families involved in repeated global adaptation across 17 plant species, showing reduced pleiotropy and increased gene duplication compared to local adaptation.

This paper develops a mathematical model to analyze how mutation swamping affects genetic architecture under varying mutation rates and selection pressures, finding a threshold mutation rate range of 10^-3 to 10^-2.