B. Eldon

Genome-wide fixation under viability selection

The paper uses simulations to study how viability selection affects fixation in diploid populations under various genetic and demographic factors, finding that random sweepstakes and certain epistatic interactions can enhance fixation probabilities.

Sweepstakes reproductive success via pervasive and recurrent selective sweeps

The paper uses population genomic data to show that selective sweepstakes explain recruitment dynamics in Atlantic cod, highlighting the importance of recurrent selective sweeps in highly fecund populations.

Genealogical properties of subsamples in highly fecund populations

The paper analyzes genealogical properties of nested samples in populations with high fecundity and sweepstakes reproduction, comparing informativeness across coalescent processes.