Ohad Peled

This study examines how forest fragmentation affects the genetics and microbiomes of black howler monkeys, finding contrasting patterns where genetic diversity increases in fragmented areas while microbiome diversity decreases.

This paper develops a network-based framework to study genetic consequences of habitat fragmentation, showing distinct genetic measure trajectories and early warning signals for rapid transitions.

The paper uses a data-driven approach to analyze social complexity in bees, revealing a major evolutionary transition in corbiculate bees that led to phenotypic diversification.