Xueyun Feng

The paper estimates recent and historical effective population sizes of sticklebacks using genomic data and multiple methods, finding marine populations have the highest Ne values.

The paper identifies an ongoing sex chromosome turnover in hybridizing stickleback lineages, where younger homomorphic sex chromosomes replace older heteromorphic ones in admixed populations.

The paper investigates introgressive hybridization in nine-spined sticklebacks, finding that selection on introgressed variation varies across genomic regions and that adaptive introgression occurs in response to environmental conditions.

The paper analyzes genome sequences of nine-spined sticklebacks to reveal complex population history and its impact on admixture analyses.

This study examines genetic introgression in sticklebacks across the Baltic and North Seas, finding that introgression decreases with distance from source populations and shows signs of both neutral and adaptive effects.