Miguel Hermida

The paper identifies and analyzes chromosomal inversions in the flat oyster, showing their role in adaptation and phylogeography through genomic and population studies.

This study identifies a major QTL for shell colour variation in common cockles using GWAS and a high-density genetic map, linking it to candidate genes involved in shell architecture and local adaptation.

The paper presents a chromosome-level genome assembly for Senegalese sole, identifies the follicle stimulating hormone receptor (fshr) as the master sex determining gene, and shows its differential expression and allelic variation between sexes.

The paper examines how environmental factors shape the genome of cockles in the Northeast Atlantic, identifying genetic structure and environmental drivers of divergence.