Mathieu Joron

This study examines gene flow patterns in Heliconius butterflies, finding widespread introgression influenced by geographic overlap and ecological factors.

The paper uses citizen science and pheromone trapping to study color polymorphism in the box tree moth across Europe and Asia, finding that melanic forms are more common in warmer and drier conditions, suggesting rapid evolutionary adaptation.

This paper provides genome and transcriptomic sequences of three invasive insect species, offering resources for population genomics and pest management.

The paper uses citizen science data to analyze wing pattern similarity in Neotropical butterflies, revealing widespread convergence in mimicry rings across regions.

This study investigates the role of adaptive and non-adaptive processes in reproductive isolation between two Coenonympha butterfly species using whole genome sequencing and demographic analysis.