Anna Tigano

The paper uses whole genome resequencing data to analyze population differentiation and decline in Northern abalone, finding genetic structure and a signature of population decline despite previous claims of panmixia.

This study shows that genetic differentiation in Atlantic silverside fish is concentrated in chromosomal inversions and centromeres, especially under higher gene flow, supporting their role in adaptive divergence.

The paper presents a chromosome-level genome assembly of the Atlantic silverside and reports high heterozygosity and extensive structural variation linked to local adaptation.

This study compares de novo genome assembly quality from degraded museum specimens using short-read and linked-read sequencing, finding linked-read provides higher quality assemblies.

The paper identifies a complex copy number variant in a non-coding region that underlies plumage color dimorphism and thermal adaptation in Atlantic common murres.