Miquel A. Arnedo

The paper identifies genomic signatures of positive selection and relaxed constraints in Dysdera spiders with convergent dietary specialisation on woodlice.

The paper investigates genome size reduction in island-dwelling Dysdera spiders, finding TE loss and non-adaptive mechanisms drive genome contraction.

This study investigates the diversification mode and evolutionary drivers of red devil spiders in the Canary Islands, finding an early burst of diversification and trophic specialization as key factors.

This study investigates mitogenomic rearrangements and mutation rates in Dendrodorididae nudibranchs, finding structural changes and non-synonymous mutations that suggest conserved functionality and unresolved phylogenetic relationships.

This study examines genetic diversity and recombination in an endemic spider from the Canary Islands, finding high levels of nucleotide diversity and identifying genomic regions under positive selection.