It is claimed that all mammalian cells express a single cilia. Although the origin of this idea is
unclear, it hasn't stopped immunologists from looking for cilia on hematopoietic cells. But is …

The Convention on Biological Diversity (“CBD” 1) was opened for signatures at the United
Nations Conference on Environment and Development in 1992 in Rio and entered into force …

Selective harvesting, where some individuals are actively targeted or possess phenotypes
rendering them more vulnerable to capture, is inevitably happening in all commercial and …

Advances in genomic methods now enable the study of wild populations and their
evolutionary history at an unprecedented level. The genotyping of many thousands of …

La regla de islas y el tamaño corporal del poliplacóforo Plaxiphora mercatoris en Rapa Nui
SciELO - Scientific Electronic Library Online vol.57 número2 Áreas de conservación para …

Genetic variation is the foundation of all biological diversity. Documenting and
understanding this variation and factors affecting it is paramount in the era of global …

Based on the capture of wild animals–mostly for human consumption–fishing is a truly
original food production system, carried out since the Paleolithic era. The aquatic animal …

Selection from harvesting, habitat fragmentation or climate warming is often bivariate against
both a late maturity and large body size in parallel. This bivariate nature of anthropogenic …

Data on the demography and reproduction of marine species provide important information
for a sustainable fisheries management. We show that the size at onset of maturity in female …

Many fisheries around the globe selectively capture large individuals with potential
evolutionary consequences for exploited populations. Fisheries-induced evolution in …