Gregory Thom

This study reveals repeated introgressive hybridization and population expansions in African giant shrews, identifying genomic processes underlying incipient speciation.

The paper quantifies introgression in tinamou species, showing asymmetric patterns linked to chromosomal features and resolving their species tree through genome-architecture-aware phylogenomics.

This study evaluates methods for inferring large-scale avian phylogenies, finding that fast tree search approaches balance computational efficiency and accuracy.

The paper uses genomic data to predict biogeographic patterns in an Amazonian bird, finding that chromosome length and genomic processes influence genealogical divergence and introgression.

The paper shows genomic architecture influences spatial structuring in Amazonian birds by showing genetic diversity and gene flow vary with recombination rates and selection.