Bret A. Payseur

The paper models how recombination-associated mutation affects the evolution of recombination rates, finding that mutation near crossovers reduces the advantage of recombination.

The paper investigates how environmental changes on islands affect the distribution of fitness effects (DFE) in Peromyscus mice populations.

This study examines chromosomal inversions and demographic history in deer mice populations across islands and mainland, finding shared balancing selection and ancient divergence.

This study uses population genomic data to trace the evolutionary history of giant mice on the Faroe Islands, revealing hybrid origins, Viking-era colonization, and challenges in identifying genes under selection.

The paper examines body size evolution in island mice by comparing developmental traits between Gough Island and mainland mice, identifying key periods of weight gain and metabolic shifts.

The paper uses genomic data from white-footed mice to reconstruct population history, finding both ancient geological influences and recent human-driven changes.

This study uses coalescent simulations to show how breeding sex ratio affects genetic variation patterns on X chromosomes and autosomes, with effects varying by demographic history.

This study shows that genetic background and age influence crossover interference in house mice, with X-linked factors and paternal age affecting crossover distribution.