Jeff Bowman

The paper assesses climate adaptation in Canada lynx populations at their southern trailing edge using genomic data, identifying adaptive loci and highlighting conservation risks.

The paper extends a Canadian connectivity model into the USA to create a transboundary map identifying wildlife corridors and connectivity hotspots, showing 20% are protected and highlighting applications for conservation and disease spread.

This study tests whether white-tailed deer are a reservoir for divergent SARS-CoV-2 lineage B.1.641 and finds no active infections but evidence of past exposure.

The paper examines sex differences in pace-of-life strategies among three rodent species using behavioral tests and fecal glucocorticoid metabolites, finding similar trait expressions between sexes.

The paper presents a de novo long-read genome assembly and annotation for the southern flying squirrel and analyzes demographic history using short-read genomes.

The paper quantifies runs of homozygosity in caribou populations to assess inbreeding effects and identifies genomic regions maintaining heterozygosity despite inbreeding.