Nicole Walasek

This study shows how measurement practices affect repeatability estimates of individuality in clonal fish, highlighting methodological influences over biological variation.

The paper explores how stochastic sampling of imperfect environmental cues generates phenotypic variation and shows stochastic sampling is often favored over bet-hedging strategies.

This paper presents a model showing that reversibility in phenotypic plasticity can evolve in stable environments and is favored in species with shorter lifespans due to uncertainty about environmental states across generations.

This study investigates how food quality during different life stages affects stress coping and personality development in wild house mice, finding that early nutrition influences long-term behavioral strategies.