Evolutionary biologist. Interested in sexual selection, life history traits, animal cognition.

Joined July 2018
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Predation drives life history and morphology evolution? We tested the classic textbook story of guppies and their predators 🐟🐟 @waele_hannah @regivegat @catarina_vp @NoordenbosJori @lizwphillips17 @BartPollux preprint: biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor…
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Out now: our meta analysis on male ejaculate aging in non human animals @natcomms Link to press release bit.ly/3Hl4o7S w/ Krish Sanghvi @itchyshin @sam_gascoigne Sheri Johnson @Rob_SalGo Tom Pizzari @iremsepil Link to paper doi.org/10.1038/s41467-024-4… Brief summary here👇
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6.Fish and bulls show improvement with age in ejaculate quantities, possibly due to indeterminate growth and selective culling 7. Reproductive outcomes less likely to senesce than sperm traits, maybe due to female driven buffering effects (small sample sizes)
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Caveats of our study: 1.Ageing usually follows a curvilinear pattern which we couldn’t account for 2.Senescence could have been underestimated due to most studies not explicitly testing for senescence and sampling young to middle aged individuals
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No evidence for male reproductive senescence across non-human animals ⚫️〰️ Specific taxa show senescence in some traits + lifespan sampled is key to detect it biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/… with Krish Sanghvi @itchyshin @sam_gascoigne Sheri Johnson @Rob_SalGo Tom Pizzari @iremsepil
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Very exciting to see this one finally out!
Please retweet: Excited to announce that a fantastic collection of ASN VP SYMPOSIUM papers on "The Power of Sexual Selection" led by early career researchers is now available. Check them out, read them, cite them and hire these people! journals.uchicago.edu/toc/an…
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A great seminar by the amazing @LoeskeKruuk on the lovely fairy wrens @egioxford
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💥Paper accepted @ASNAmNat 💥w/Lauren Harrison and @Mikejennions Are males that always win better than losers when it comes to sex? Only when it comes to mating behaviour, not sperm. Part of the special issue “Power of Sexual Selection” journals.uchicago.edu/doi/ab…
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In case you dive and have any info!
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Regina Vega Trejo retweeted
Thank you @FrontiersIn for the highlighting our new paper!
Honeybees exposed to modern pesticides have an impaired optomotor response, shows research. This impairment is accompanied by damage to brain cells and dysregulation of detoxification genes. Read the study in @FrontInsectSci: fro.ntiers.in/6535 or our news story ⬇

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Regina Vega Trejo retweeted
Super proud of this Work by @JGMussoi @mc_stanley1 and I. Does a crappy nights sleep screw up bird vocalisations? We think probably so, but very little research out there.
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Regina Vega Trejo retweeted
Come check @waele_hannah poster (#80 level 5), she shows how predation pressure on #guppies affects offspring production. Interesting to see that somewhere out there predators actually do get to eat some guppies in an environment setting 😵 #teamfish #ISBE2022
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Sad to be missing #ISBE2022 but don’t miss Hannah’s talk Sun 31 Jul at 11.05 room c4
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Where have all the males gone? Ironically, we show that life history data is biased towards females using two different data-sets Proud of an all-female authored paper w/Ruth Archer, @m_paniw @iremsepil @RSocPublishing royalsocietypublishing.org/d…
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Interested in ageing? Looking for a postdoc? Apply!
The 1-year Royal Society-funded postdoc position at Oxford to work on paternal age and diet effects on offspring fitness in D. melanogaster is open now. Deadline is 22 August. Please get in touch if interested, apply and share. my.corehr.com/pls/uoxrecruit…
Got to know great people while learning about proteomics @EBItraining. Now looking forward to analysing my junglefowl 🐥 sperm data 🤓
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Looking for a postdoc with someone amazing?
I will soon advertise a 1 year Royal Society-funded postdoc position at Oxford to work on paternal age and diet effects on offspring fitness in D. melanogaster. It would be great if you can RT this and contact me if this might be an interest.
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Can direct predation impact relative brain size and brain anatomy? We found females surviving to predation had larger brains, while smaller survivors showed relatively smaller brains: link.springer.com/article/10… Always great to work with @catarina_vp @DrDJDavidJ @KotrschalA
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