The idea that oxidative stress may underpin life history trade‐offs has become extremely
popular. However, experimental support for the concept has proved equivocal. It has …

Recent work on a small European cave salamander (Proteus anguinus) has revealed that it
has exceptional longevity, yet it appears to have unexceptional defences against oxidative …

Life‐history theory concerns the trade‐offs that mold the patterns of investment by animals
between reproduction, growth, and survival. It is widely recognized that physiology plays a …

Life‐history theory assumes that reproduction and lifespan are constrained by trade‐offs
which prevent their simultaneous increase. Recently, there has been considerable interest …

Artificial light at night (ALAN), termed light pollution, is an increasingly important
anthropogenic environmental pressure on wildlife. Exposure to unnatural lighting …

Inferring from patterns observed in biomedical research, ecoimmunological theory predicts
that oxidative stress is a ubiquitous physiological cost that contributes to generating variation …

Climate warming is expected to affect the vulnerability of sympatric species differentially due
to their divergent traits, but the underlying physiological mechanisms of those impacts are …

The role of reproduction in increasing oxidative stress may be fundamental to understanding
aging and the evolutionary trade-off between survival and fecundity. However, contradictory …

Reptiles are especially vulnerable to climate warming because their behavior, physiology,
and life history are highly dependent on environmental temperature. In this study, we …

Like many scientific disciplines, the field of reproductive biology is subject to biases in
terminology and research foci. For example, females are often described as coy and passive …