C. Eizaguirre

This study shows that loggerhead sea turtles foraging in productive areas have better maternal health and produce fitter offspring.

This study investigates how parasite transmission through trophic interactions affects predator-prey dynamics, showing that stochasticity and infection probabilities influence species coexistence and population composition.

This study uses mtDNA sequences to analyze colonization patterns and genetic diversity distribution in loggerhead sea turtles across different geographic scales, revealing two colonization waves and asymmetric gene flow.

The paper investigates how maternal sex steroid hormones influence sex ratios in loggerhead sea turtles, finding that estradiol:testosterone ratios in egg yolks correlate with sex ratio variation despite standardized incubation temperatures.

The paper tests whether genetic structure in sea turtle populations correlates with geomagnetic vectors, finding this correlation in some regions but not others.

The paper identifies two epigenetic pathways in three-spined sticklebacks involved in salinity adaptation through methylome and genome sequencing across a salinity gradient.