Jahnavi Joshi

This study compares venom composition between two closely related centipede species in peninsular India, finding significant differences in toxin abundance and protein repertoires.

This study investigates the historical biogeography of the centipede genus Digitipes in South and Southeast Asia, revealing hidden diversity and dispersal patterns.

This study presents de novo genome assemblies for four Asian hornbill species and estimates their Pleistocene population declines due to climate fluctuations.

This study examines how frugivore species richness affects dietary specialisation and plant-frugivore network properties in tropical forests.

The paper analyzes spatial patterns of forest bird diversity in peninsular India, identifying hotspots and factors influencing diversity.

This study investigates the biogeography and speciation patterns of Miliusa in tropical Asia, finding that in-situ speciation and regional climatic factors shape its asymmetric diversity.

The paper compares genetic diversity between two hornbill species, finding the island-endemic Narcondam Hornbill has significantly lower genetic diversity than the Wreathed Hornbill.

The paper examines how frugivore species richness and seed size affect frugivore visitation and functional traits on fruiting trees, finding that seed size has a stronger influence than species richness.

The paper examines diversification rates and drivers in Peninsular India's endemic lineages using molecular phylogenies and birth-death models, finding angiosperms diversified fastest and Miocene climate changes influenced patterns in some lineages.

The paper reconstructs the biogeographic history of Scutigeromorpha, finding that in-situ diversification in the Peninsular Indian Plate and dispersal events explain the distribution of extant species, with a single dispersal event generating most of Australia's diversity.