Stocking represents the most important management tool worldwide to increase and sustain
commercial and recreational fisheries in a context of overexploitation. Genetic impacts of this …

A common dimorphism in life‐history tactic in salmonids is the presence of an anadromous
pathway involving a migration to sea followed by a freshwater reproduction, along with an …

The origin of species is a central topic in biology. Ecological speciation might be a driver in
adaptive radiation, providing a framework for understanding mechanisms, level, and rate of …

The diversity of phenotypically different and often reproductively isolated lacustrine forms of
charrs of the genus Salvelinus represents a substantial problem for taxonomists and …

Technological advancements have allowed geneticists to exploit an increasing array of
molecular markers, many of which have different properties and may provide contrasting …

This study examined the influence of landscape heterogeneity on genetic differentiation
between migratory bull trout (Salvelinus confluentus) populations in Glacier National Park …

Adaptive radiation in fishes entering novel post-glacial lakes ubiquitously gives rise to a set
of typical forms specializing under the pressure of the same ecological gradients. The …

Hybridization with introduced species represents a serious threat to the persistence of many
native fish populations. Brook trout (Salvelinus fontinalis) have been introduced extensively …

Salmonids are known for the occurrence in sympatry of two life-history forms, one that
undergoes migration to sea before returning to freshwater to reproduce (anadromous) and …

Lower effective sizes (Ne) than census sizes (N) are routinely documented in natural
populations, but knowledge of how multiple factors interact to lower Ne/N ratios is often …