Rémi Allio

@remiallio.bsky.social

PhD - Phylogenomics - Molecular Biology - Evolution - My research aims to understand the links between ecological traits and molecular evolution. Current target: Weevils! https://remiallio.github.io/

1/2 New tool for #Phylogenomics 🚀 GABBI is an open-source pipeline that designs target-capture kits using whole-genome alignments across multiple taxa instead of a single reference genome. 👉more informative loci, better phylogenetic resolution, less reference bias - even with #museum specimens! 🪲

Rémi Allio@remiallio.bsky.social · 2mo ago

We are very glad to introduce a new method for designing phylogenetically informative target-enrichment datasets that leverages recent whole-genome alignment methods to identify thousands of shared and homologous regions across a broad range of reference taxa! Please, check out Benjamin's preprint!

We are very glad to introduce a new method for designing phylogenetically informative target-enrichment datasets that leverages recent whole-genome alignment methods to identify thousands of shared and homologous regions across a broad range of reference taxa! Please, check out Benjamin's preprint!

GABBI: an automated, open-source pipeline, integrating genome alignments into phylogenetic markers selection
bioRxiv Evolutionary Biology@biorxiv-evobio.bsky.social · 3mo ago

A new method based on genome alignments provides a highly resolutive target enrichment set for weevils (Coleoptera, Curculionoidea) https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.64898/2026.05.09.724036v1

If, as it is commonly thought, you only see weevils as pest species, it is time to change your mind! Have a look at Benjamin’s poster at #eseb2025 tonight! He will introduce you to the unexpected diversity of very cute weevils involved in the pollination of tropical trees! 🌴🌙 #ANR POLLIDIV

Benjamin Zelvelder’s poster about transitions from antagonists to mutualists in weevils evolutionary history #eseb2025Derelomini sp on Attalea in Costa RicaBenjamin inspecting flowers in Costa Rica’s canopy