Katja H. Rönkä

The paper tests how relaxed selection affects social memory and host defenses against cuckoos in reed warblers, finding that defenses degrade rapidly when selection is relaxed.

The paper combines historical and genomic data to show a rapid range expansion of the common reed warbler without significant genetic diversity loss, suggesting high dispersal mitigates founder effects.

The paper analyzes how multispecies relations influence bird-feeding practices by examining responses from Finnish respondents.

The paper identifies genomic regions and genes associated with Reed Warbler responses to Cuckoo brood parasitism across Europe using landscape genomics methods.

The paper presents a high-quality chromosome-level genome assembly of the reed warbler and identifies two macrochromosomal fusions.