Thibault Leroy

This study analyzes 1442 European honey bee colonies to identify factors driving microbiome variation, finding that season, year, location, and Varroa destructor load significantly influence microbiome composition.

The paper identifies barrier loci in Zosterops species by analyzing genomic differentiation across divergence stages, showing Z chromosome involvement and roles of natural and sexual selection in reproductive isolation.

This study investigates hybridization in the rapidly radiating Tillandsia subgenus, finding pervasive gene flow and reticulation during diversification.

This study uses whole-genome sequences from four honey bee species to assess genetic diversity impacts of beekeeping and conservation strategies, revealing historical bottlenecks and genomic conservation.

The paper identifies near-diagnostic SNPs for four white oak species using whole-genome data to aid in species identification in Europe.

The paper identifies low-frequency somatic mutations in two tropical tree species and shows they can be heritable despite not following expected branching patterns or UV exposure effects.

This study uses whole-genome sequencing to analyze demographic responses of island birds to local and regional ecological disruptions, finding synchronous population size reductions during the Last Glacial Maximum in Reunion species.

The paper traces the genetic changes in European rose breeding during the 19th century by analyzing phenotypic and genetic data from 204 rose accessions, revealing a shift to an Asian genetic background and reduced diversity.

This study investigates genetic structure in polyploid Alkanna tinctoria using RAD-seq, finding regional structure and neutral processes drive genetic variation.