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• Kotiloisännän kunnon vaikutus Diplostomum spathaceum -loisen lisääntymiseen 

  Liljeroos, Katri (2007)

• Exposure to Chemical Cues from Predator-Exposed Conspecifics Increases Reproduction in a Wild Rodent 

  Haapakoski, Marko; Hardenbol, A. A.; Matson, Kevin D. (Nature Publishing Group, 2018)

  Predation involves more than just predators consuming prey. Indirect efects, such as fear responses caused by predator presence, can have consequences for prey life history. Laboratory experiments have shown that some ...

• Borrelia afzelii alters reproductive success in a rodent host 

  Cayol, Claire; Giermek, Anna; Gomez-Chamorro, Andrea; Hytönen, Jukka; Kallio, Eva; Mappes, Tapio; Salo, Jemiina; Voordouw, Maarten Jeroen; Koskela, Esa (The Royal Society Publishing, 2018)

  The impact of a pathogen on the fitness and behaviour of its natural host depends upon the host–parasite relationship in a given set of environmental conditions. Here, we experimentally investigated the effects of Borrelia ...

• Chronic Background Radiation Correlates With Sperm Swimming Endurance in Bank Voles From Chernobyl 

  Kivisaari, Kati; Calhim, Sara; Lehmann, Philipp; Boratyński, Zbyszek; Mousseau, Timothy A.; Møller, Anders P.; Mappes, Tapio (Frontiers Media SA, 2022)

  Sperm quantity and quality are key features explaining intra- and interspecific variation in male reproductive success. Spermatogenesis is sensitive to ionizing radiation and laboratory studies investigating acute effects ...

• Pre- and Postnatal Predator Cues Shape Offspring Anti-predatory Behavior Similarly in the Bank Vole 

  Sievert, Thorbjörn; Bouma, Kerstin; Haapakoski, Marko; Matson, Kevin D.; Ylönen, Hannu (Frontiers Media SA, 2021)

  Prey animals can assess the risks predators present in different ways. For example, direct cues produced by predators can be used, but also signals produced by prey conspecifics that have engaged in non-lethal predator-prey ...