Jennifer K. Hellmann

This study investigates parallel evolution in paternal effects across threespined stickleback populations, finding consistent transgenerational plasticity responses to predators despite population-specific behavioral differences.

This study examines sex-specific behavioral and physiological responses to chronic predation risk in threespine stickleback, finding no long-term oxidative damage but sex differences in behavior and swim endurance.

The paper examines how rising temperatures affect cryptic female choice in a marine fish, finding that warmer conditions reduce female control over fertilization.

This study examines how paternal social isolation and predation exposure affect offspring behavior and survival in threespined sticklebacks, finding that social isolation has negative effects while predation exposure reduces anxiety-like behavior.