Bruno Frédérich

This study characterizes structural variation across 16 clownfish species, identifying extensive SVs and clarifying inversion events on chromosomes 18 and 9.

This study identifies novel, host-specific Symbiodiniaceae strains in giant sea anemones using phylotranscriptomics, revealing hidden diversity and cophylogenetic relationships.

This paper shows that hyoid barbels in goatfishes drove rapid speciation and ecomorphological divergence, meeting criteria for adaptive radiation.

The paper investigates the evolutionary history of Toll-like receptors in Gobiiformes, showing that early paralog diversification of TLR22 predates ecological transitions and enables functional tuning without major architectural changes.

This study examines the relationship between pigmentation pattern diversity, species richness, and geography in coral reef fishes, finding a positive correlation and evidence of rapid phenotypic diversification.

This study shows that social environment influences the timing of color pattern changes in anemonefish juveniles through gene expression and apoptosis mechanisms.

This paper investigates how chlorpyrifos exposure disrupts thyroid hormone signaling and metamorphosis in clownfish larvae, showing impaired white band formation and body shape changes, with TH treatment reversing some effects.

The paper examines how clownfish demographic responses to Pleistocene sea level changes are influenced by their host specialization, revealing resilience in generalists and bottlenecks in specialists.