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Wiil, J. & Pilakouta, N. (2026). Early-life thermal stress reduces survival but has no long-term effects on reproduction in an insect. Journal of Thermal Biology, 136, 104420.
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Peer-reviewed work and manuscripts in progress
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Wiil, J., Sørensen, J. G. & Colinet, H. (2023). Exploring cross-protective effects between cold and immune stress in Drosophila melanogaster. Parasite, 30, 54.
✦ Highlighted as 'Outstanding interest' in Boardman, L. (2024), Current Opinion in Insect Science 63: 101193.
doi.org/10.1051/parasite/20230553.
Wiil, J., Morelle, S. & Pilakouta, N. (2026). From first to second: does chronic thermal warming impact parental investment decisions. Preprint on SSRN.
In reviewPreprint
doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.6960542Preprint available; in review.
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Wiil, J., Judas, C. & Pilakouta, N. (2026). Heat and heritage: independent and combined effects of inbreeding and thermal stress on maternal investment and reproductive success..
In review
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Wiil, J. & Pilakouta, N. (2026). Cold feet: prolonged cold suppresses reproduction without altering cold tolerance in an insect..
In review
