Lukas Rüber

This study presents the first comprehensive phylogenomic analysis of Cypriniformes, establishing a robust backbone topology and identifying unresolved conflicts in evolutionary relationships.

This study uses whole-genome resequencing to analyze genetic diversity and structure in Swiss grayling populations, revealing population declines, admixture, and limited genetic contribution from hatchery releases.

This study investigates the genomic correlates of miniaturization in Cypriniformes, finding convergent genome streamlining in progenetic miniatures but not proportioned dwarfs.

The paper presents high-quality reference genomes for four cypriniform fish species from acidic peat-swamp blackwaters, highlighting genomic features related to miniaturization and adaptation.

This study uses ancient DNA techniques to sequence museum specimens of Lophichthys boschmai, revealing its phylogenetic position as a sister lineage to Tathicarpidae within Antennarioidei.

This study examines two dwarf minnow species, showing extensive Hox gene loss and genome reduction linked to developmental truncation.