A. Rey-Iglesia

This study investigates genetic subdivision in the giant root-rat, finding distinct northern and southern subpopulations separated by topographic barriers and historical glaciation.

This study uses ancient and modern genomes to trace the evolutionary history and population dynamics of brown bears across the Holarctic region.

The paper provides correction factors to align δ13C and δ15N values from bone and dentine collagen in narwhals and belugas for paleoecological analysis.

This study combines stable isotopes and ancient DNA to analyze the ecological flexibility and phylogeography of woolly rhinoceroses during the Late Pleistocene, revealing environmental influences on their survival.

This study investigates post-divergence gene flow in Delphinoidea toothed whales using phylogenomics, allele distribution, and demographic analysis, revealing complex speciation involving ancient gene flow and limited contemporary hybridization.

The paper analyzes a mid-15th century Bantu-speaker faecal specimen to understand the ancestral sub-Saharan African intestinal microbiome and its response to dietary and environmental changes.