D. W. A. Noble

Fluctuating salinity during development impacts fish productivity

This study shows that fluctuating salinity during development negatively affects fish growth and fecundity, with sex-specific impacts on survival and reproductive success.

Male harm suppresses female fitness to affect the dynamics of adaptation and evolutionary rescue

This paper quantifies the negative impact of male harm on female fitness across taxa and shows how sexual conflict affects adaptation and evolutionary rescue in response to environmental change.

Planned missing data design: stronger inferences, increased research efficiency and improved animal welfare in ecology and evolution

This paper introduces planned missing data design (PMDD) as a strategy to improve statistical power, animal welfare, and research efficiency in ecology and evolution with high missing data rates.

Maternal behavioural thermoregulation facilitated evolutionary transitions from egg laying to live birth

The paper shows maternal thermoregulation in egg-laying lizards and snakes helps resolve thermal mismatches between mothers and embryos, likely facilitating transitions to live birth.