Yngvild Vindenes

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Professor, University of Oslo (Department of Biosciences). Life history, disease ecology, climate change responses. Hiking, biking, baking, knitting.

Picture of a daphnia magna female with babies in the brood pouch on the back. This female is 28 days old, of the SE-G1 clone used in the experiment.

A figure from the analysis with three panels, showing fitness (leftmost panel), net reproductive rate (middle panel) and generation time (right panel) for the four clonal lines used in the experiment. The results are calculated from matrix population models, for more details see the paper.

A figure from the analysis showing the relationship between pace (x-axis) and shape (y-axis) of ageing in mortality. Each panel represents one of four clonal lines, and results are color coded by temperature. The shape of ageing (y-axis) shows different temperature responses in the four clonal lines.

A figure from the analysis, showing that the rate of ageing in mortality (slope, y-axis) increases with temperature, while the age-independent intercept (x-axis) shows a more variable temperature pattern. Each panel shows results from one of four clonal lines. The color code represents temperature, shown in the legend.

Diagram of tick model transitions between stages across months.

A diagram showing a simplified overview of a tick life cycle (larvae, nymphs and adults) and Lyme pathogen transmission, illustrating main hosts classified as small or large.