W. T. White

This study uses phylogenomic and phenotypic data to show that deep-sea anglerfishes have greater diversity and faster diversification rates than shallow-water relatives, challenging expectations about habitat constraints.

The paper describes a data-poor fishery targeting large threatened rays in Indonesia and reports catch data from 2001-2005 and 2017-2018, highlighting declines and shifts in catch composition.

The paper presents seven new exon probe sets and a bioinformatics pipeline for fish phylogenomics, enabling accurate phylogenetic analysis by filtering paralogs and integrating old and new data.