Stacy Rosenbaum

Accounting for the life history structure of fitness in tests for adaptive reproductive acceleration

The paper tests a hypothesis about reproductive acceleration in response to early adversity using baboon data, finding no evidence for the hypothesis.

Distribution of genetic paternity in primate groups

The paper compiles genetic paternity data from 52 primate species and uses Bayesian regression to analyze how phylogeny, group composition, and seasonality influence paternity shares among primary males.

The effect of chronic, latent Toxoplasma gondii infection on human behavior: Testing the parasite manipulation hypothesis in humans

This study investigates whether chronic Toxoplasma gondii infection in humans alters behavior towards cats, potentially benefiting the parasite.

Allonursing (Co-BreeD): Its prevalence, functions and hypotheses across mammals and human cultures

This study compiles the largest allonursing dataset from wild populations and analyzes its distribution, mechanisms, and functions across mammals and human cultures.

Testing frameworks for early life effects: the developmental constraints and adaptive responsehypotheses do not explain key fertility outcomes in wild female baboons

This study tests developmental constraints and adaptive response hypotheses for early life effects on fertility in wild baboons but finds no strong support for these explanations.