L. Lacey Knowles

The paper introduces SPART, a standardized format for exchanging species partition information, to improve interoperability among species delimitation tools.

The paper evaluates EPSY, concatenation, and coalescent-based methods under high ILS, finding EPSY more accurate in resolving contentious phylogenetic relationships.

This study characterizes cytosine methylation in historic museum specimens, finding reduced global methylation in older specimens and greater interindividual variation in data yield.

The paper investigates how standing chromosomal inversion variation compares to new mutations in promoting adaptive divergence during secondary contact, finding that maladaptive gene flow can reduce the importance of standing inversion variation.

The paper introduces a new trait-dependent dispersal and diversification model and applies it to study taxon cycles in Wallacean avifauna using simulation-trained discriminant analysis.