A. Runemark

Evolved and plastic gene expression in adaptation to a novel niche

The paper investigates evolved and plastic gene expression differences in adaptation to a novel niche using peacock flies, finding ecotype-specific gene expression changes and an inversion linked to differential expression.

The genomic landscape of adaptation to a new host plant

This study identifies a large genomic inversion associated with host adaptation in Tephritis conura flies, showing its role in reproductive isolation and speciation.

Colonization of a novel host plant reduces phenotypic variation

The paper examines how adaptation to a novel host plant affects evolvability in peacock flies, finding reduced evolvability in females of the derived host race and evidence of phenotypic modularity.

Extensive transgressive gene expression in testis but not ovary in the homoploid hybrid Italian sparrow

The paper examines gene expression in the Italian sparrow, finding transgressive expression in testis but not ovary, suggesting regulatory changes in hybridization.

Predictors of genomic differentiation within a hybrid taxon

The paper investigates predictors of genomic differentiation in hybrid sparrow populations, finding that recombination rate and selection influence differentiation patterns.

Non-parallel morphological divergence following colonization of a new host plant

The paper investigates morphological divergence in peacock flies after host plant colonization, finding low and variable divergence with only one trait consistently different.

The search for sexually antagonistic genes: Practical insights from studies of local adaptation and statistical genomics

This paper evaluates methods for identifying sexually antagonistic genes by integrating concepts from local adaptation and statistical genomics, applying them to genome data and experimental approaches.

Hybridization, sex specific genomic architecture and local adaptation

The paper examines how hybridization affects sexual dimorphism, conflict, and local adaptation through sex-specific genomic mechanisms.

Variation and constraints in hybrid genome formation

The paper examines hybrid genome formation in Italian sparrows, finding that while novel hybrid combinations arise, certain genomic regions are consistently inherited from parent species, likely due to incompatibility loci.