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8 papers
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M. Liukkonen, J. Muriel, J. Martinez-Padilla…·S. Ruuskanen
This study examines seasonal and environmental factors influencing gut microbiome variation in wild great tits across their range, finding higher diversity in winter and some habitat-related differences.
S. Caro, A. C. Velasco, T. van Mastrigt…·C. A. Hinde
The paper tests whether parental or offspring behavior drives variation in food allocation strategies in birds, finding that parents adjust their feeding preferences based on food availability.
B. vonHoldt, R. K. Kartzinel, K. van Oers…·J. Q. Ouyang
This study examines how rearing environments affect DNA methylation patterns in house wren offspring and links these changes to physiological phenotypes like glucocorticoid levels.
M. S. Reichert, J. M. S. Crane, G. Davidson…·J. Quinn
The paper tests if dear enemy recognition affects reproductive success in great tits, finding no benefits or costs associated with the behavior.
D. M. Dominoni, M. de Jong, K. van Oers…·B. Helm
This study shows artificial light at night disrupts circadian rhythms in great tits, with shifts in gene expression and metabolomic profiles indicating circadian disruption across tissues.
L. G. Spurgin, M. Bosse, F. Adriaensen…·Sheld
This study analyzes genomic variation across 647 great tit individuals to understand how environmental and demographic factors shape genetic diversity and differentiation.
V. Laine, M. Verschuuren, K. van Oers…·S. Ruuskanen
This study investigates the effects of early-life arsenic exposure on DNA methylation in wild great tits, finding limited differential methylation at five CpG sites.