Alberto Velando

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Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2018-2024
Publications (10 Years): 10

Top Topics

Oxidative Stress

Top Venues

Molecular ecology

Science advances

Scientific reports

Nature ecology & evolution

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Publications

Francisco Ruiz-Raya, Alberto Velando
Lasting benefits of embryonic eavesdropping on parent-parent communication. Science advances 10 (35) (2024)
Sin-Yeon Kim, Violette Chiara, Náyade Álvarez-Quintero, Alberto da Silva, Alberto Velando
Maternal effect senescence via reduced DNA repair ability in the three-spined stickleback. Molecular ecology (2023)
Sin-Yeon Kim, Violette Chiara, Náyade Álvarez-Quintero, Alberto Velando
Mitochondrial DNA content in eggs as a maternal effect. Proceedings. Biological sciences 289 (1967) (2022)
Alberto Velando, Jose Carlos Noguera, Manuel Aira, Jorge Domínguez
Gut microbiome and telomere length in gull hatchlings. Biology letters 17 (10) (2021)
Náyade Álvarez-Quintero, Alberto Velando, Sin-Yeon Kim
Smart mating: the cognitive ability of females influences their preference for male cognitive ability. Behavioral ecology : official journal of the International Society for Behavioral Ecology 32 (5) (2021)
Jose Carlos Noguera, Alberto da Silva, Alberto Velando
Egg corticosterone can stimulate telomerase activity and promote longer telomeres during embryo development. Molecular ecology (2020)
Jose Carlos Noguera, Alberto Velando
Bird embryos perceive vibratory cues of predation risk from clutch mates. Nature ecology & evolution 3 (8) (2019)
Sin-Yeon Kim, Alberto Velando
Attractive male sticklebacks carry more oxidative DNA damage in the soma and germline. Journal of evolutionary biology 33 (1) (2019)
Alberto Velando, Jose Carlos Noguera, Alberto da Silva, Sin-Yeon Kim
Redox-regulation and life-history trade-offs: scavenging mitochondrial ROS improves growth in a wild bird. Scientific reports 9 (1) (2019)
Sin-Yeon Kim, Jose Carlos Noguera, Alberto Velando
Carry-over effects of early thermal conditions on somatic and germline oxidative damages are mediated by compensatory growth in sticklebacks. The Journal of animal ecology 88 (3) (2018)