Peter D. Dijkstra

This study shows that N-acetylcysteine amide reduces stress behavior in zebrafish with a reactive coping style but not proactive, highlighting the role of antioxidant mechanisms in stress responses.

The paper examines how neuroendocrine stress affects oxidative stress and antioxidant profiles differently in proactive and reactive zebrafish stress coping styles.

This study examines how varying environmental enrichment complexity affects social dominance and welfare in cichlid fish, finding minimal welfare impact but reduced physiological and behavioral differences between dominant and subordinate males.

The study manipulates territorial proximity in cichlid fish to examine its effects on aggression and the relationship between social dominance and oxidative stress.

This study investigates how environmental and social factors influence coloration and behavior in African cichlids, showing that color morphs are environmentally induced and that blue males outcompete yellow males in contests.

This study shows that background color affects sexual behavior, growth, and mortality in Astatotilapia burtoni, suggesting potential evolutionary implications for phenotypic plasticity.