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Fishery-induced evolution : understanding selection on physiology and behaviour using simulated fishery approaches

2019-01-01

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Human predators are reshaping the evolutionary trajectories of wild animal populations. We are quickly changing the evolutionary landscape around us, through either active selection of desirable phenotypes, or by passive selection as a result of specific harvesting methods. Commercial fishing, with its global reach and enormous exploitation rates far in excess of natural predators, represents one of the strongest...

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ba48a3e3-2591-5824-ae87-c3718475dec6
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10.5525/gla.thesis.77877
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