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The identification of sex‐linked scaffolds and the genetic sex of individuals, i.e. their sex karyotype, is a fundamental step in population genomic studies. If sex‐linked scaffolds are known, single individuals may be sexed based on read counts of next‐generation sequencing data. If both sex‐linked scaffolds as well as sex karyotypes are unknown, as is often the case for non‐model organisms, they...
Biodiversity is diminishing at alarming rates due to multiple anthropogenic drivers. To mitigate these drivers, their impacts must be quantified accurately and comparably across drivers. To enable that, we present a generally applicable framework introducing fundamental principles of ecological impact quantification, including the quantification of interactions between multiple drivers. The framework...