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J. Franklin

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Changes in Cell Size and Shape During 50,000 Generations of Experimental Evolution with Escherichia coli

N. A. Grant, A. Abdel Magid, J. Franklin, Y. S. Dufour, R. Lenski

This study tracks changes in cell size and shape over 50,000 generations of Escherichia coli evolution, showing increased cell size and fitness, with variation in shape across populations.

bioRxiv · Aug 13, 2020Evolutionary Biology

Conservation genetics of regionally extinct peregrine falcons (Falco peregrinus) and unassisted recovery without genetic bottleneck in southern England

A. Weaving, H. A. Jackson, M. K. Nicholls, J. Franklin, R. Vega

The paper investigates the genetic diversity and recovery of peregrine falcons in southern England, finding no genetic bottleneck and suggesting unassisted recovery.

bioRxiv · Apr 8, 2020Evolutionary Biology

Mapping the Peaks: Fitness Landscapes of the Fittest and the Flattest

J. Franklin, T. LaBar, C. Adami

The paper analyzes the mutational neighborhoods of fit and flat genotypes in a digital evolution system to understand the genetic basis of mutational robustness and the survival of the flattest effect.

bioRxiv · Apr 9, 2018Evolutionary Biology