Evelien de Greef

This study estimates historical and contemporary effective population sizes of Atlantic beluga whales using whole genome data, revealing population declines and varying levels of genetic diversity across six genetic populations.

The paper assesses the impact of urbanization on marine fish genetic diversity using population genetic datasets, finding reduced diversity in areas with higher human population density.

The paper examines the relationship between migration and mating strategies and genetic diversity in bats, finding no significant correlations.

The paper identifies two genetically distinct killer whale populations in the Arctic, highlights their vulnerability, and discusses conservation challenges due to climate change and human activities.

This study examines the genetic impacts of commercial whaling on bowhead whales and narwhals, finding that bowhead populations experienced a sharp decline in effective population size while narwhals showed recent growth.

This study identifies a genomic region on chromosome 1 associated with migration timing in purple martins, showing genetic basis and reduced adaptive potential to recent environmental changes.