Andrew Raymond Weeks

The paper introduces a framework for managing safe haven populations to enhance evolutionary resilience and persistence of threatened species through genetic and demographic simulations.

The paper analyzes koala genomes to show that population growth can increase effective population size, helping populations escape inbreeding risks despite past bottlenecks.

The paper evaluates how sample size, filtering, and population structure affect heterozygosity estimates from genome-wide sequence data and recommends best practices for unbiased calculations.

This study compares the population genomics of two invasive mosquitoes in the Indo-Pacific to understand their invasion pathways and dispersal ecology.

The paper traces incursion pathways of Aedes albopictus into Australia using genomics, finding marine routes from East Asia, contrasting with Ae. aegypti's aerial routes from tourism hotspots.

The paper uses genome-wide SNPs to trace the origin of pyrethroid-resistant Aedes aegypti incursions at international ports, identifying Bali and Pacific Islands as key sources.