Didier Jollivet

This study uses protein resurrection and ancestral reconstruction to show that Alvinellid worms' last common ancestor had highly stable proteins, similar to modern thermotolerant species, revealing how they diversified into thermal niches.

The paper reports the discovery of a chemosynthetic community at a serpentinite-hosted seep on Quaker Seamount, identifying 15 species including six endemics.

This study uses ddRAD sequencing to analyze genetic differentiation in Atlantic Rimicaris shrimp species, revealing recent population separation and secondary contacts, and synonymizing two species as one due to morphological plasticity.

This study uses comparative population genomics to identify a shared phylogeographic break in seven hydrothermal vent species, revealing patterns of lineage divergence and gene flow in the Southwest Pacific.

This study investigates the phylogeny of Alvinellidae using transcriptomes, finding paraphyly in Paralvinella and suggesting new taxonomic classifications.

The paper presents a chromosome-scale genome assembly of Alvinella pompejana and analyzes its gene content to understand adaptations to extreme environments.

This paper presents the genome and metabolic network of Ectocarpus subulatus, a stress-tolerant brown alga, and identifies features contributing to its stress tolerance.