N. Cossin-Sevrin

This study examines how brood size manipulation affects mitochondrial metabolism and ROS production in great tit chicks, finding no significant long-term effects but noting size-related metabolic differences.

This study examines how prenatal exposure to maternal glucocorticoids and thyroid hormones affects offspring stress response, DNA methylation, and gene expression in great tits.

The paper investigates if brood size affects gut microbiome diversity and survival in great tit nestlings but finds no significant associations.

This study investigates how prenatal thyroid hormones affect postnatal growth, telomere shortening, and survival in wild great tits, finding accelerated growth but no immediate telomere length changes.

This study shows that increased early-life temperature in great tits accelerates telomere shortening, potentially reducing survival, without affecting growth or fledging survival.

This study tests if maternal thyroid hormones affect offspring survival and physiology in a temperature-dependent manner in wild birds, finding no clear context-dependent effects.