Joanna Sudyka

This study shows that artificial light at night disrupts nocturnal behavior and reduces reproductive success in collared flycatchers by altering parental care and nestling development.

This study meta-analyzes the effects of artificial light at night on avian physiology and behavior, finding consistent impacts on physiological and behavioral traits but not life history traits.

The paper examines gut microbiome variation in juvenile blue tits across urban, suburban, and natural habitats in Warsaw, finding reduced diversity in urban areas and year-dependent effects.

The paper examines age-related DNA methylation changes on sex chromosomes in two avian species, finding significant decreases on the female-specific W chromosome and species-specific patterns on the Z chromosome.

The paper examines extra-pair paternity in blue and great tits in a primeval forest, finding high promiscuity rates that do not impact reproductive success.

The paper examines DNA methylation patterns in avian species, finding that dosage compensation is not achieved through methylation on the Z chromosome but rather through other mechanisms, with implications for sexual conflict resolution.