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Antipredator behaviours in prey and predators during breeding: from habitat selection to parental care
(Turun yliopistoAnnales Universitatis Turkuensis A II 271, 2012-08-31)
Conservation Genetics of Exploited Finnish Salmonid Fishes
(Turun yliopistoAnnales Universitatis Turkuensis A II 245, 2009-11-27)
Genetic diversity is one of the levels of biodiversity that the World Conservation Union (IUCN) has recognized as being important to preserve. This is because genetic diversity is fundamental to the future evolution and ...
Trophic Interactions of Invasive Forest Herbivores and Consequences for the Resident Ecosystem
(Turun yliopistoAnnales Universitatis Turkuensis A II 259, 2011-04-29)
Ecological and Epidemiological Analyses of Multiple Sclerosis Relapse Rate
(Turun yliopistoAnnales Universitatis Turkuensis A II 247, 2010-02-05)
The underlying cause of many human autoimmune diseases is unknown, but several environmental factors are implicated in triggering the self-destructive immune reactions. Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is a chronic autoimmune disease ...
Knowledge Meets Landscape: Interacting People, Science, and Natural Resources in Amazonian Rainforests
(Turun yliopistoAnnales Universitatis Turkuensis A II 244, 2009-10-24)
Molecular Evolution of Metazoan Hypoxia-inducing Factors
(Turun yliopistoAnnales Universitatis Turkuensis A II 253, 2010-08-27)
Most metazoans rely on aerobic energy production, which is dependent on adequate oxygen supply. In the case of reduced oxygen supply (hypoxia), the most profound changes in gene expression are mediated by transcription ...
Maintenance of Phenotypic Variation in Plumage Colouration in a Passerine Bird
(Turun yliopistoAnnales Universitatis Turkuensis A II 262, 2011-09-10)
Maternal effects in birds - the ecological and evolutionary significance of yolk androgens and other egg components
(Turun yliopistoAnnales Universitatis Turkuensis A II 254, 2010-09-24)
Mapping species-habitat associations in lowland Amazonia: an across-scale perspective with biogeographical implications
(Turun yliopisto, 2017-12-09)
Amazonia is the largest continuous forest in the world, and is a terrestrial ecosystem with one of the highest estimated number of plant species globally. Even with the accumulated knowledge on species distributions in ...
Seasonal variation in migratory body condition, corticosterone secretion, oxidative stress and biotransformation activity in barn swallows (Hirundo rustica L.)
(Turun yliopistoAnnales Universitatis Turkuensis A II 287, 2014-05-08)
I studied the associations between migration-related physiological regulation (corticosterone)
and body condition of barn swallows (Hirundo rustica L.). An additional purpose was to
determine whether oxidative stress and ...