An opinion piece: the evolutionary and ecological consequences of changing selection pressures on marine migration in Atlantic salmon.

doi:10.1111/jfb.15024

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An opinion piece: the evolutionary and ecological consequences of changing selection pressures on marine migration in Atlantic salmon.

Journal of fish biology - 1 Apr 2022

Adams Colin E, Chavarie Louise, Rodger Jessica R, Honkanen Hannele M, Thambithurai Davide, Newton Matthew P

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There are strong signals that the selection forces favouring the expression of long-distance sea migration by Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) are changing. Unlike many other behavioural traits, the costs of migration are incurred before any fitness benefits become apparent to the migrant. The expression of this behaviour has thus been shaped by selection forces over multiple generations and cannot respond to short...

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Animals
Biological Evolution
Female
Male
Phenotype
Population Density
Pressure
Salmo salar

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PMID: 35212396
DOI: 10.1111/jfb.15024
PMCID: PMC9311443

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