A. Gillet

The paper examines morphofunctional trends in vertebrate mandibles across extant and extinct taxa, finding clade-specific patterns that challenge the assumption that mandibles reliably reflect feeding modes in deep-time reconstructions.

This study examines the relationship between pigmentation pattern diversity, species richness, and geography in coral reef fishes, finding a positive correlation and evidence of rapid phenotypic diversification.

This study investigates vertebral regionalization in cetaceans, finding that their backbone is less regionalized in the precaudal segment but more so in the caudal segment, indicating a repatterning of the vertebral column.