Anders Kristian Krabberød

Seasonal population structure and adaptive signatures across long-term marine microbial time series

The paper combines long-read MAGs with short-read time series to analyze seasonal population structure and adaptive variation in marine microbes.

Arthropod succession from deadwood to soil: increasing diversity and transitions between major forest substrates

The paper studies arthropod succession from deadwood to soil in boreal forests, finding increased diversity and community transitions along the decay gradient.

Long-term shift in community composition of deadwood fungi after clear-cutting

The paper examines how clear-cutting affects deadwood fungal communities over time, finding shifts in composition rather than species loss, with rare and common species responding differently to habitat changes.

Comparison of whole-genome assemblies of European river lamprey (Lampetra fluviatilis) and brook lamprey (Lampetra planeri)

The paper presents and compares whole-genome assemblies of two lamprey species, suggesting they form a species complex with distinct ecotypes.

The Ribosomal Operon Database (ROD): A full-length rDNA operon database extracted from genome assemblies

The paper introduces the Ribosomal Operon Database (ROD), which compiles full-length rDNA operons from genome assemblies to address the need for longer reference sequences in environmental studies.

Evolutionary new centromeres in the snowy owl genome putatively seeded from a transposable element

The paper presents a chromosome-level genome assembly for the snowy owl and identifies evolutionary new centromeres seeded by a transposable element, showing lineage-specific centromere evolution.

Different processes shape prokaryotic and picoeukaryotic assemblages in the sunlit ocean microbiome

This study quantifies how selection, dispersal, and drift shape prokaryotic and picoeukaryotic communities in the sunlit ocean, finding dispersal dominates picoeukaryotes while selection and dispersal balance prokaryotes.