Levi Newediuk

The paper investigates how social relationships influence habitat selection in elk, finding that social familiarity significantly increases the likelihood of selecting risky habitats.

This study shows that social factors influence stress responses to human disturbance in African elephants, with rank and social connections affecting glucocorticoid levels depending on environmental conditions.

This study revisits size-selective mortality in young fish, finding weak evidence that larger individuals have a survival advantage across species and conditions.

The paper uses hormonal data to test assumptions about prey risk perception, finding that elk show consistent stress levels in high-reward habitats despite increased human activity.

This study links climate change to accelerated epigenetic aging in polar bears, reduced fitness, and near-zero adaptive potential.