Kai He

This study improves forensic identification of helmeted hornbill casques by combining morphology and DNA barcoding to better estimate the number of individuals involved in wildlife crimes.

This study revalidates Manis aurita as a distinct species using genomic and morphological data from museum specimens.

This study uses phylogenomics and deep learning to identify hidden species diversity in talpid moles from Southwest China's sky islands, revealing previously unrecognized species.

The paper analyzes the phylogenetic relationships of Episoriculus shrews using molecular and morphometric data, concluding six valid species and revising taxonomic classifications.

The paper analyzes molecular and morphological data to clarify the taxonomy of Episoriculus shrews, identifying valid species and describing a new subgenus.

The paper introduces a modified library length approach for mitochondrial DNA capture, showing improved sequencing depth and completeness across diverse amphibian species.