Bertille Mohring

Bertille Mohring

@bertillemohring.bsky.social

Postdoc at the University of Liverpool (Avian Ecology Group) Interested in how individuals and populations cope with changes in their environment 🌦️🌡️🐟🦅🐻‍❄️ (Sea)bird life-history trade-offs, behaviour & physiology 🦜🦤 🦆

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However, earlier and faster reproductive senescence correlates with higher lifetime reproductive success (LRS) 🐣 regardless of environmental variability. This result suggests that either faster life histories yield higher fitness or successful reproduction accelerates reproductive senescence

We show that black-browed #albatrosses breeding in more variable environments display slower life histories (slow, late-onset reproductive senescence) and greater among-individual variation in life-history strategies

Excited to see my illustration on the cover of a Journal of Avian Biology issue 😍🎨! Don't miss the cool review on same-sex partnership in birds written by @tashgillies.bsky.social and @katrina-siddiqi.bsky.social

Journal of Avian Biology@avianbiology.bsky.social

🚨 Now out: Award Issue, collecting all seven mini-reviews included in the 2025 Review Competition written by early career researchers. Highlighting emerging or less explored topics in avian biology ➡️ vist.ly/4pzxr Cover: pair of female Laysan albatrosses by Bertille Mohring #ornithology

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We have extended the deadline for our Special Issue of Euro-African Flyways. Please, submit your manuscript of this topic to Ornis Fennica by 28 February 2026. ornisfennica.journal.fi #ornithology

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Coming: a special issue of Ornis Fennica on Euro-African Flyways. The scope can cover any topic related to the ecology, behaviour and biogeography of birds in the concerned flyways. ornisfennica.journal.fi #ornithology

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🚨 PhD alert 🚨 We are looking for a highly motivated student to use 🧬 genomics 🧬 and 🛰️ bio-logging 🛰️ approaches to disentangle cultural and genetic contributions to seabird migration 🐣 Think this is you, or someone you know? Then come to our Q&A session at on 29/09 and check out the ad below!

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