Daniel Makowiecki

This study shows that large terrestrial omnivores, like bears, adjust their trophic positions in response to changes in primary productivity and growing season length.

The paper analyzes a 2000-year fish bone record to show that commercial fisheries expanded during climatic changes, with increased marine fishing during the Medieval Climate Anomaly and homogenization during the Little Ice Age.

This paper develops a method to assign biological characteristics from extremely low-coverage whole-genome sequence data, demonstrating accuracy in population identity and inversion haplotypes across species and ancient specimens.

This study analyzes ancient mitochondrial genomes of European bison to reveal population dynamics and environmental adaptations over 50,000 years.