Populations of obligately estuarine taxa are potentially small and isolated and may lack
genetic variation and display regional differentiation as a result of drift and inbreeding …

For free‐spawning estuarine taxa, gene flow among estuaries may occur via hybridization
with mobile congeners. This phenomenon has rarely been investigated, but is probably …

Simulated genotypes, Bayesian analyses and molecular genetic data were used to detect
individuals of hybrid origin and hybrid introgression between the Australian bass (Macquaria …

The genetic structure of the freshwater fish Ambassis macleayi Castelnau 1878 was
explored across the tropical catchments of the Gulf of Carpentaria Basin, northern Australia …

Samples of the estuarine-spawning teleost Acanthopagrus butcheri were collected from nine
estuaries and a coastal lake, located in the Pilbara and South-western drainage divisions of …

This issue of Reviews in Fish Biology and Fisheries contains six papers addressing several
critical aspects of hybridization in fishes and aquatic organisms. Hybridization is a …

Hybridization is a complicated, oft-misunderstood process. Once deemed unnatural and
uncommon, hybridization is now recognized as ubiquitous among species. But hybridization …

The outcome of natural hybridization is highly variable and depends on the nonexclusive
effects of both pre‐and post‐mating reproductive barriers. The objective of this study was to …

Alewife (Alosa pseudoharengus) and blueback herring (Alosa aestivalis), also known
collectively as either river herring or gaspereau, are anadromous clupeid fishes that display …

The distributions, genetic structure, and occurrence of hybrids were explored among three
Atlantic bonefishes (Albula spp.), to determine recreational fishery composition, using 19 …