Dolph Schluter

The paper examines ecological sexual dimorphism in threespine sticklebacks, finding that divergence and species interactions influence its variation, contradicting existing hypotheses.

The paper examines genetic divergence between white and common Atlantic sticklebacks, finding low genomic divergence but distinct reproductive traits, suggesting speciation driven by sexual selection rather than ecological factors.

The paper shows that freshwater threespine stickleback fish have evolved expanded copies of the MYH3C gene family, which is linked to muscle development and adaptive divergence from marine populations.

This study tracks the eco-evolutionary dynamics of tapeworm infection and fibrosis immune response in marine stickleback over 50 years in a freshwater pond, showing increased immunity reduced infection rates.

The paper presents a chromosome-scale genome assembly for the brown anole, Anolis sagrei, enhancing genomic resources for evolutionary and ecological studies.