Felipe Kauai

This paper shows that ecological drift and dispersal limitation, not adaptive advantages, can enable polyploid populations to establish and diverge from diploids, leading to niche divergence.

This study shows dispersal heterogeneity, not evolution, is the main driver of biodiversity patterns in structured and unstructured landscapes.

This study uses simulations to show that FM-CI extends infection persistence in haplodiploids and that hypomorphic Sd expression can maintain infection stability when CI is lost.