Nikole Freeman

Teaching and Scholarship Lecturer

Bangor University

United Kingdom

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Nikole Freeman is a Teaching and Scholarship Lecturer at Bangor University in the UK. Her research focuses on avian ecology, particularly the environmental and biotic drivers of reproductive investment and survival in bird populations. Recent articles include studies on sibling competition in Canada Jays and the impact of climate change on breeding timings and population dynamics in food-caching passerines.

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Environmental drivers of female reproductive investment in egg quantity and quality in a grassland sparrow

Survival throughout the annual cycle of first year Canada Jays in the context of sibling competition, expulsion, and adoption

The biotic and abiotic drivers of timing of breeding and the consequences of breeding early in changing world

Early-life sibling conflict in Canada jays has lifetime fitness consequences

Riding out the storm: depleted fat stores and elevated hematocrit in a small bodied endotherm exposed to severe weather

Early-life experience shapes patterns of senescence in a food-caching passerine

The Effect of Egg Laying on Feather and Plasma Corticosterone Concentrations in Turkey (Meleagris gallopavo) Hens

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Early-Life Corticosterone Body Condition Influence Social Status and Survival in a Food-Caching Passerine

Climate‐driven carry‐over effects negatively influence population growth rate in a food‐caching boreal passerine

Causes and consequences of variation in diet composition of nestling Canada jays

Environmental conditions modulate compensatory effects of site dependence in a food‐caching passerine

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W. Alice Boyle

T.M. Burg

Benjamin Wood

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