Silu Wang

The paper examines how mating signal energy gradients influence gene flow in early avian speciation by analyzing 109 hybridizing species pairs.

The paper shows that CTCF depletion in mouse rod photoreceptors disrupts chromatin accessibility and gene expression, affecting ~20% of the transcriptome and ~41% of genome accessibility.

The paper observes and analyzes the mating behavior of Great Tinamous in their natural habitat, revealing that the female performs most courtship displays and songs, challenging previous assumptions about male courtship roles.

This study synthesizes historical data to determine that climate change had a stronger impact than Bd fungus on the extinction of the Jambato Harlequin frog.

This study analyzes climate adaptation in hybridizing warbler species using citizen science and climate data, finding differential responses and recovery patterns.