M. Iglesias-Carrasco

This study examines how early and late life environments interact to affect ageing and fitness in seed beetles, finding sex- and trait-specific effects.

This study examines how developmental crowding affects life history and flight traits in male and female seed beetles, finding sex-specific impacts on lifespan, fecundity, and age-dependent reproduction.

This study tests maternal effects on offspring performance in seed beetles across familiar and novel environments, finding small maternal effects and no significant genotype-by-environment interactions.

The paper analyzes passerine bird data to show urban colonization involves both conserved and labile traits, leading to faster speciation and trait transitions.