Louise Fouqueau

This paper shows that phenotypic clusters in populations arise due to stochasticity rather than Turing instability, and examines how population size and recombination affect cluster distances.

The paper examines how population structure and selection influence the evolution of sex in diploid organisms with deleterious mutations, finding that intermediate sex rates are generally favored.

This study tests Wright's model of physiological dominance in Arabidopsis thaliana hybrids, finding that non-linear trait relationships explain most heterosis, while genetic distance explains little.