J. C. Uyeda

The paper tests the hypothesis that social contexts drive delayed reproduction in birds by analyzing AFR across 963 species using phylogenetic methods.

This study reconstructs the timeline of bacterial and archaeal diversification in the ocean, showing major clades diversified over 2.2 billion years with key events linked to oxygen and nutrient changes.

The paper uses evo-devo models to analyze primate molar evolution, showing that biologically-informed morphospaces bridge micro- and macroevolution better than uninformed ones.

This paper introduces a Bayesian hierarchical model that integrates phylogenetic relationships with environmental niche modeling to improve predictions of species distributions and niche parameters.

This paper critiques traditional phylogenetic comparative methods and proposes a new framework to address issues with unreplicated evolutionary events in comparative biology.