M. Whitlock

The WZA: A window-based method for characterizing genotype-environment association

The paper introduces the WZA method for GEA studies, which outperforms single-SNP approaches in detecting genotype-environment associations in heterogeneous environments.

The genetics of assisted gene flow: immediate costs and long-term benefits

This study uses genetic simulations to evaluate the short-term and long-term effects of assisted gene flow on population fitness under climate change scenarios.

Variation in recombination rate affects detection of outliers in genome scans under neutrality

This study shows that recombination rate variation affects the distribution of FST in genome scans, leading to potential false positives and conservative results in low recombination regions.