Gil Guastoni Rosenthal

The paper investigates how water pollution affects hybridization between two swordtail fish species by analyzing genomic and environmental data.

This study shows that female reproductive fluid in two swordtail species differentially mediates postmating discrimination against heterospecific and related sperm, contributing to reproductive isolation.

The paper uses admixture mapping in swordtail fish hybrids to identify mitonuclear incompatibilities, finding nine genomic regions involved in interactions between nuclear and mitochondrial genomes.

This study examines how management decisions affect subspecies hybridization in wild turkeys, finding that introducing more subspecies and unique source states increases admixture, but not the number of relocated counties.