Thomas Guillerme

This study evaluates how ancestral state estimation affects disparity analyses, finding that fossil sampling density is more critical than estimation method choice.

The paper evaluates how different functional diversity metrics perform in capturing ecological processes under various assembly mechanisms.

This study evaluates how character correlation affects phylogenetic tree inference and finds that reducing correlation improves topology recovery, especially with larger datasets and Bayesian methods.

The paper assesses the availability of morphological data for living mammals and finds that most orders have less than 25% of species with available data, affecting the accuracy of Total Evidence phylogenies.