Hannah L. Dugdale

This study investigates genetic correlations between estrogen receptor-positive breast cancer risk and reproductive traits, finding low and non-significant correlations.

This study examines inbreeding depression in Seychelles warblers after a population bottleneck, finding a polygenic load reduces lifespan and offspring production by 17.9% and 15.1% per 10% inbreeding increase.

The paper develops a genomic toolkit for Seychelles warblers, enabling genetic pedigree assignment and correcting sample identity errors using high-quality genomic data.

This study examines the survival costs of sons for mothers in preindustrial Finland, finding increased short-term survival risks with more sons at higher family sizes.

This study meta-analyzes parental age effects on offspring telomere length across vertebrates, finding a positive human effect but no significant effect in non-human vertebrates.

The paper uses genetic pedigree data from Seychelles warblers to assess how life-history traits predict individual genetic contributions 15 years later, finding that lifetime reproductive success is the strongest predictor.

The paper examines how environmental adversity affects the lifespan cost of reproduction in women using historical famine data.

This study examines how older siblings' survival, age, and sex affect childhood survival in preindustrial humans using historical data.

The paper uses path analysis on Seychelles warbler data to examine factors influencing delayed offspring dispersal, finding territory quality and helper presence significantly affect dispersal decisions.