Erik Postma

Publishing 2006–2026

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Publications 3

  1. Are bigger eggs better? Positive genetic and environmental correlations between egg size and hatching success in a precocial bird
    Oscar Vedder, Erik Postma, Barbara Tschirren, María Moirón
    international journal of systematic and evolutionary microbiology 2026 18 reads
  2. No genome-wide correlations and little shared genetic architecture between reproductive life-history traits and estrogen receptor-positive breast cancer risk
    Euan A. Young, E Yagmur Erten, Erik Postma, Virpi Lummaa, Bert van der Vegt, Geertruida H de Bock, Hannah L. Dugdale
    molecular biology and evolution 2026 31 reads
  3. WHY BREEDING TIME HAS NOT RESPONDED TO SELECTION FOR EARLIER BREEDING IN A SONGBIRD POPULATION
    Phillip Gienapp, Erik Postma, Marcel E. Visser
    international journal of systematic and evolutionary microbiology 2006 24 reads

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  1. Food preferences and intake in a population of Dutch individuals with self-reported smell loss: An online survey
    as E. Postma Food quality and preference 2020 Ziekenhuis Gelderse Vallei
    Same name only

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