Megan A. Supple

The paper uses museum genomics to compare historical and contemporary steelhead populations, finding minimal introgression and a decline in migration-associated haplotypes over time.

A 240-species placental mammal alignment resolves constraint to single bases, estimating at least 10.7% of the human genome is constrained, with 48.5% of constrained bases unannotated.

The paper depletes hemoglobin transcripts using Long-DASH to improve transcriptome annotation in polar bears, discovering 6,000 high-confidence isoforms and novel genes.

The paper analyzes mountain lion genomes to study genetic rescue effects in inbred populations, finding that translocated individuals quickly lose genetic diversity due to local inbreeding.

This study uses landscape genomic data to guide seed sourcing for Eucalyptus melliodora restoration under climate change, finding broad seed sourcing is viable due to extensive genetic diversity.