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Tag Archives: fisheries induced evolution

• On sticklebacks and fisheries induced evolution

  By Juha 23.11.2012 – 15:57 (0)

• Conservational consequences of fisheries-induced evolution might remain minor

  By Anna 7.3.2012 – 12:29 (1)

• Back to basics

  By Anna 26.12.2011 – 1:10 (0)

• Infinite-dimensional model implemented to R

  By Anna 30.4.2011 – 21:53 (0)

• How temperature affects fish maturation?

  By Anna 20.4.2011 – 12:08 (1)

• Large size strongly favored in early life of fish

  By Anna 6.10.2010 – 15:05 (0)

• Probabilistic maturation reaction norms: an experimental validation

  By Anna 22.9.2010 – 12:41 (0)

• Fishing truncating salmon?

  By Anna 30.12.2009 – 17:51 (0)

• EGRU-blog 2009 retrospect

  By Juha 29.12.2009 – 9:00 (1)

• Lost objectivism?

  By Anna 1.10.2009 – 18:28 (3)

• Fishing and phenotypic variance: part 2

  By Anna 18.9.2009 – 23:21 (0)

• Fisheries induced evolution – on the dark side of the moon?

  By Juha 26.8.2009 – 7:00 (3)

• Plastic shifts in probabilistic reaction norms

  By Anna 5.6.2009 – 20:21 (1)

• Genes behind fish phenotypes

  By Anna 10.3.2009 – 14:01 (0)

• Fast recovery?

  By Anna 4.3.2009 – 15:29 (3)

• Fishing whitefish

  By Anna 23.2.2009 – 21:55 (2)

• How to choose your fishing gear?

  By Anna 12.2.2009 – 14:35 (0)

• The mystery of shrinking fish – a case study with Atlantic salmon

  By Anna 11.2.2009 – 18:49 (3)

• Human impacts on nature – So what?

  By Anna 22.1.2009 – 19:23 (0)

• Fishing for evolution

  By Juha 6.1.2009 – 9:00 (1)

• Scientific consensus?

  By Anna 30.12.2008 – 0:07 (2)

• A solution exists – but how to use it?

  By Anna 14.11.2008 – 0:17 (0)

• Write interesting prose – with a little help from Dr. Nerve

  By Juha 19.8.2008 – 16:53 (0)

• Models, modelling and the reality

  By Anna 8.8.2008 – 15:56 (2)

• Ecosystem based fisheries management

  By Anna 28.5.2008 – 14:04 (0)

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