Michaël C. Fontaine

The paper presents the first assembled genome of Haemoproteus majoris, a common avian malaria parasite, and discusses its genomic features and evolutionary significance.

The paper identifies two genetically distinct clusters of Plasmodium malariae in Africa and finds evidence of adaptive evolution in these populations.

This study identifies genomic signatures of local adaptation in Anopheles coluzzii across urban, rural, and sylvatic sites in Gabon, revealing distinct genetic responses to human-driven selection pressures and environmental heterogeneity.

The paper investigates the evolutionary history and population genetics of Plasmodium vivax and Plasmodium simium in Latin America, revealing host shifts and genetic exchanges between the species.

This study identifies genetic mechanisms of pyrethroid resistance in La Reunion Island tiger mosquitoes, showing it results from local adaptation through detoxification gene over-expression and a large inverted superlocus.

This study shows that moving parasitic wasps to the lab changes their bacterial communities, with Wolbachia affecting diversity and structure over generations.

This study compares manual and automated methods for transposable element annotation in Drosophila melanogaster and Aedes albopictus, finding that automated methods identify more TEs but manual curation provides more detailed classifications.

This study uses nextRAD sequencing to analyze the population genetics of bar-tailed godwits, revealing pre-LGM structure in Beringia and post-glacial westward colonization of Europe.

This study uses whole genome sequencing of Plasmodium vivax isolates to reveal a complex evolutionary history, showing that current Latin American populations mainly originated from an extinct European lineage with possible West African contributions.

The paper analyzes genome variation in 1,142 Anopheles mosquitoes to study population structure and insecticide resistance.

The paper sequences genomes of 765 malaria vector mosquitoes to study genetic diversity and insecticide resistance.