Carla Gutiérrez‐Rodríguez

The paper investigates how water pollution affects hybridization between two swordtail fish species by analyzing genomic and environmental data.

The paper examines introgression patterns in three damselfly hybrid zones, finding repeatable gene function effects and chromosome-specific constraints across different demographic histories.

This study shows that despite strong reproductive barriers, gene flow is pervasive between closely related swordtail fish species through hybridization and genetic incompatibilities.

The paper identifies a genetic basis for a sexual mimicry polymorphism in swordtail fish and links it to behavioral interactions that may maintain the polymorphism.

The paper shows that local ancestry in hybrid swordtail fish populations is repeatable due to strong early selection, and this repeatability increases with deeper evolutionary divergence.