Projects
Here are some of our current projects - mostly focusing on simulating genomic data, and Galapagos taxa.
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Using Pangenome and Ancestral Recombination Graph approaches to study how Argyranthemum evolved its two hybrid species.
We are using Ancestral Recombination Graph approaches to determine the colonization of Tribulus. How long have the finches favourite species been on the islands?
We are combining fieldwork, pangenome and ARG approaches to understand the repeated/parallel evolution of Diplotaxis to different climatic niches.
We are exploring the adaptive radiation of Scalesia! Soon to expand to other projects.
We are using mathematical modelling to understand how niche conservatism affects an adaptive radiation!
How does the tempo of hybridization affect the rates of despeciation or diversification?
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How does the demographic history, number of samples and SNPs affect common hybridization tests?
In collaboration with Camilo Salazar and others in U de Rosario we are analysing genetic load in an insular Heliconius species
We are simulating trait and genomic data to understand the number of samples required for a GWAS approach.