Taka recently genotyped a whole bunch of arctic charrs from Northern Finland as a collaborative project with Antero Järvinen from Kilpisjärvi Biological Station. Here is an under water clip about some the study subjects: video.
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Nice video. Charrs may be active in warm water.
Is charr a warm water fish?!?!?!?!?