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Developmental Stage‐Specific Responses to Extreme Climatic Events and Environmental Variability in Great Tit NestlingsNARA Subscribed
Climate change poses a pervasive threat to many aspects of natural systems, and while impacts of changes in average conditions have been extensively studied, the effects of increased climate variability and extreme events on natural populations are less understood due to the challenges of studying these rare and unpredictable occurrences. Using 60 years of life‐history data from over 83,000 individuals and historical daily cli...
The Developmental Environment Mediates Adult Seminal Proteome Allocation in Male Drosophila melanogasterNARA Subscribed
Early life conditions can have long‐lasting effects on fitness. In insects, larval crowding increases intraspecific competition, shaping adult phenotypes and influencing male reproductive success in pre‐ and post‐mating competition. Although some larval crowding effects on seminal fluid protein (Sfp) allocation are known, studies often focus on a small subset of Sfps and overlook male–female interactions. A comprehensive under...
Environmental stochasticity is a key determinant of population viability. Decades of work exploring how environmental stochasticity influences population dynamics have highlighted the ability of some natural populations to limit the negative effects of environmental stochasticity, one of the strategies being demographic buffering. Whilst various methods exist to quantify demographic buffering, we still do not know which enviro...
Mhc ‐linked survival and lifetime reproductive success in a wild population of great titsNARA Subscribed
Major histocompatibility complex ( Mhc ) genes are frequently used as a model for adaptive genetic diversity. Although associations between Mhc and disease resistance are frequently documented, little is known about the fitness consequences of Mhc variation in wild populations. Further, most work to date has involved testing associations between Mhc genotypes and fitness components. However, the functional diversity of the Mhc...
Evolutionary consequences of human disturbance in a rainforest bird species from Central AfricaNARA Subscribed
Relatively little attention has been directed towards understanding the impacts of human disturbance on evolutionary processes that produce and maintain biodiversity. Here, we examine the influence of anthropogenic habitat changes on traits typically associated with natural and sexual selection in the little greenbul ( Andropadus virens ), an African rainforest bird species. Using satellite remote‐sensing and field survey data...
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