Gene flow is an enigmatic evolutionary force because it can limit adaptation but may also
rescue small populations from inbreeding depression [1–3]. Several iconic examples of genetic …

Representation of women in science drops substantially at each career stage, from early
student to senior investigator. Disparities in opportunities for women to contribute to research …

The flattop mountains (tepuis) of South America are ancient remnants of the Precambrian
Guiana Shield plateau. The tepui summits, isolated by their surrounding cliffs that can be up to …

The ecological and evolutionary consequences of extreme events are poorly understood.
Here, we tested predictions about species persistence and population genomic change in …

Apex predators are important indicators of intact natural ecosystems. They are also sensitive
to urbanization because they require broad home ranges and extensive contiguous habitat …

Urbanization is a major factor driving habitat fragmentation and connectivity loss in wildlife.
However, the impacts of urbanization on connectivity can vary among species and even …

Ecnomiohyla tuberculosa is an Amazonian hylid of uncertain phylogenetic position. Herein
DNA sequences of mitochondrial and nuclear genes are used to determine its phylogenetic …

We investigated the potential mechanisms driving habitat‐linked genetic divergence within
a bird species endemic to a single 250‐km 2 island. The island scrub‐jay (Aphelocoma …

Urban expansion can fundamentally alter wildlife movement and gene flow, but how urbanization
alters pathogen spread is poorly understood. Here, we combine high resolution host …

Hunting can fundamentally alter wildlife population dynamics but the consequences of hunting
on pathogen transmission and evolution remain poorly understood. Here, we present a …