Charles C. Roseman

The inhibitory cascade model and evolution in segmentally organized tissues

The paper challenges the inhibitory cascade model's validity by showing its apparent fit is due to scaling artifacts, not biological relevance.

Between-group heritability and the status of hereditarianism as an evolutionary science

The paper examines the relationship between between-group and within-group heritability in hereditarianism, showing its lack of evolutionary content and mathematical flaws.

Shapes and Genescapes: Mapping Multivariate Phenotype-Biological Process Associations for Craniofacial Shape

The paper develops a process-centered multivariate genotype-phenotype approach to analyze craniofacial shape variation in mice, linking gene sets to shape axes and predicting phenotypic effects beyond shape.

Facial shape and allometry quantitative trait locus intervals in the Diversity Outbred mouse are enriched for known skeletal and facial development genes

This study identifies 37 QTL for facial shape in DO mice, finding enrichment for genes involved in skeletal and facial development, despite small individual effects.