Stéphane Boissinot

This study analyzes genomic divergence in three large falcon species, linking chromosomal rearrangements to patterns of recombination, diversity, and differentiation.

This study identifies a genomic region under balancing selection maintaining green/brown color polymorphism in frogs and shows its impact on evolutionary dynamics.

This study presents a chromosome-level reference genome for the Arabian horned viper, revealing insights into venom gene evolution and population history.

The paper analyzes eight falcon genomes to investigate how chromosomal rearrangements affect genomic architecture and equilibrium.

The paper investigates factors influencing transposable element dynamics in green anole genomes using empirical data and simulations, finding that recombination, demography, and TE properties interact to shape their frequencies and distributions.

This study shows non-LTR retrotransposons have varying base composition across clades and hosts, suggesting evolutionary selection and diverse persistence strategies.