Population epigenetics explores the extent of epigenetic variation and its dynamics in
natural populations encountering changing environmental conditions. In contrast to …

Several studies have demonstrated lower fitness of salmonids born and reared in a hatchery
setting compared to those born in nature, yet broad-scale genome-wide genetic differences …

The importance of DNA methylation in plastic responses to environmental change and
evolutionary dynamics is increasingly recognized. Here, we provide a Perspective piece on …

Variation in physiological traits can influence the relative resilience of individuals,
populations and species of fish to environmental change. Thus, understanding the extent …

Atherosclerosis is a complex vascular inflammatory disease in which multiple cell types are
involved, including vascular smooth muscle cells (VSMCs). In response to vascular injury …

Fishes respond to different abiotic and biotic stressors through changes in gene expression
as a part of an integrated organismal response. Gene expression can be described as the …

Reproductive isolation (RI) is often considered an essential component of speciation;
however, its definition varies, and it is challenging to measure, making it difficult to compare …

Population divergence through selection can drive local adaptation, which has implications
for effectively restoring declining and extirpated populations. Salmonid species provide an …