Dirk Metzler

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LMU Munich

Germany

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Dirk Metzler is a Professor at LMU Munich, Germany. His research focuses on multi-partner symbioses, biogeography of avian species, and the dynamics of genetic variation in structured populations. Recent publications include studies on plant-insect interactions, mitochondrial DNA heteroplasmy, and the impact of human disturbance on wildlife health. He is actively contributing to the understanding of evolutionary processes and species interactions within ecological contexts.

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Susanne S. Renner

Washington University

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Jochen Wolf

Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München

GERMANY

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Veronica Zamora Gutierrez

University of Southampton

UNITED KINGDOM

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Andrew R Leitch

Professor of Plant Genetics

Queen Mary University of London

UNITED KINGDOM

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Christof Osman

Professor

Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München

GERMANY

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Articles (15)

Compartmentalization reduces conflict in multi-partner plant-insect symbioses

Reconciling Gene Tree Discordance and Biogeography in European Crows

Selection for altruistic defense in structured populations

Real-time assessment of mitochondrial DNA heteroplasmy dynamics at the single-cell level

Evolution of Chromosomal Inversions across an Avian Radiation

German Ixodes inopinatus samples may not actually represent this tick species

Human disturbance increases coronavirus prevalence in bats

German<italic> Ixodes</italic><italic> inopinatus</italic> samples may not actually represent this tick species

Cyto-nuclear incompatibilities across a bluebell hybrid zone in northern Spain do not prevent genome-wide introgression of neutral markers

Costly defense traits in structured populations

Assortative mating and epistatic mating‐trait architecture induce complex movement of the crow hybrid zone

Fusion gene detection by RNA-sequencing complements diagnostics of acute myeloid leukemia and identifies recurring <i>NRIP1-MIR99AHG</i> rearrangements

Assortative mating and epistatic mating-trait architecture induce complex movement of the crow hybrid zone

Neoptile feathers contribute to outline concealment of precocial chicks

Fluffy feathers: how neoptile feathers contribute to camouflage in precocial chicks

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Susanne S. Renner

Jochen Wolf

Veronica Zamora Gutierrez

Andrew R Leitch

Christof Osman

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