School burnout has been studied extensively in schools but its relation to learning and
studying processes at the university level is still an under-researched topic. The purpose of …

Allele frequencies can shift rapidly within natural populations. Under certain conditions,
repeated rapid allele frequency shifts can lead to the long‐term maintenance of …

The use of environmental DNA (eDNA) as the genetic tool to monitor biodiversity has been
increasing across the world, including Malaysia. Over a decade, the technique has become …

Abstract Background Tree squirrels (Sciuridae, Sciurini), in particular the highly diverse
Neotropical lineages, are amongst the most rapidly diversifying branches of the mammal …

Population genetics seeks to illuminate the forces shaping genetic variation, often based on
a single snapshot of genomic variation. However, utilizing multiple sampling times to study …

The monotypic genus Pseudomarrubium is perhaps the most poorly understood taxon within
the subfamily Lamioideae (Lamiaceae). While advances in molecular phylogenetics have …

Although the field of urban evolutionary ecology has recently expanded, much progress has
been made in identifying adaptations that arise as a result of selective pressures within …

Abstract Neotomine rodents (Cricetidae, Neotominae) represent one of the most commonly
encountered and diverse group of rodents in North America, yet phylogenetic relationships …

Historical DNA obtained from voucher specimens housed in natural history museums
worldwide have allowed the study of elusive, rare or even extinct species that in many cases …

Abstract Ultraconserved Elements (UCEs) have been useful to resolve challenging
phylogenies of non-model clades, unpuzzling long-conflicted relationships in key branches …