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Genomic resilience to sequential environmental perturbations in two sympatric costal fish species.

Marine environmental research - 1 Apr 2026

Gamboa Maribet, Tellier Florence, Millán-Medina Constanza, Silva Diego, Hernández-Miranda Eduardo

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Natural disasters impose acute environmental stressors that can drastically reshape marine populations. Abrupt changes in habitat, resulting from hypoxia due to upwelling and seismic-induced tsunamis, are known chronic events, but their effects on marine taxa are poorly studied. This study investigates the genomic and mitochondrial responses of two coastal fish species, Aphos porosus and Normanichthys crockeri,...

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PMID: 41619340
DOI: 10.1016/j.marenvres.2026.107893

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