Pierre‐André Crochet

This study investigates the biological mechanisms behind male same-sex orientation, finding that miscarriage rates may explain some birth order effects, though discrepancies suggest additional factors.

This study evaluates adaptive introgression classification methods using simulated datasets from different evolutionary scenarios, finding that Q95-based methods are most efficient for exploratory analysis.

This study investigates factors driving speciation in midwife toads, finding that genomic divergence initially drives reproductive isolation, while phenotypic and environmental factors play a secondary role.

This study uses genome-wide data to reveal an unexpected evolutionary history of Cerastes vipers, showing introgression and challenging previous mitochondrial and morphological classifications.

The paper reanalyzes hybridization frequency between European smooth and palmate newts using SNPs, finding low hybridization rates and suggesting microsatellites overestimate introgression.

The paper uses RADseq on a contact zone to show strong reproductive isolation between two lineages of Acanthodactylus erythrurus, supporting species-level divergence.