Synopsis of recent research by authors named "Jong Yoon Jeon"
- Jong Yoon Jeon's research centers around the conservation genetics of endangered species, employing genomic and ecological analyses to assess biodiversity, genetic diversity, and evolutionary potential in various taxa, including mammals and amphibians.
- Recent studies, such as the investigation of Anisakis pegreffii in the endangered East Asian finless porpoise, highlight the importance of understanding infection dynamics and genetic diversity in conservation strategies.
- Jeon emphasizes the integration of population genomic insights into conservation assessments, advocating for a broader consideration of genetic diversity in the classification and management of threatened species, as demonstrated in his work with prairie chickens in the U.S. and herpetofauna functional trait analyses.
