Wilfredo Antonio Matamoros

This study uses phylogenomic data to explore the evolutionary history and diversification of two cichlid genera, revealing unrecognized diversity, species boundary uncertainty, and ghost introgression in northern Neotropical fish.

This study reconstructs the historical biogeography of New World Killifishes, showing how geological and climatic factors shaped their diversification and distribution.

This paper reviews hypotheses about the biogeography of Greater Antillean freshwater fishes, concluding that long-distance dispersal is a more plausible model than vicariance due to compositional disharmony and dispersal adaptations.