Camille Kessler

The paper uses genomic data from sea lions to investigate sex-biased dispersal and reproductive skew, finding male-biased migration and varying levels of polygyny between species.

This study uses ancient DNA from North American cervids to trace genetic diversity changes over time, revealing historical population dynamics and impacts of external pressures.

The paper uses ancient DNA from a subway deer to clarify the taxonomic status of Torontoceros hypogaeus, suggesting it may be a distinct Odocoileus species.

The paper analyzes genetic diversity and trait associations in island white-tailed deer populations to identify genes linked to leucism, malocclusions, and body size.

The paper uses genomic analyses to study demographic changes in deer populations due to climate and human pressures, finding evidence of population decline and recovery.

This study uses multi-omics analysis of pancreatic islet donors to show heterogeneous beta cell changes associated with type 2 diabetes progression.

The paper develops a targeted amplicon sequencing assay to genotype immune-related loci in Alpine ibex, showing it can resolve population structure as effectively as other methods with less data.