EvoFish
EvoFish was established in 2007 with a grant from the Bergen Research Foundation. We are a small but dynamic and well-linked group, both locally, nationally as well as internationally.
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Research
Our research relies on three, complementary approaches: experiments, theoretical modelling, and statistical analyses of observational data from the wild.
Evolutionary Fisheries Ecology is a research group that brings a strong evolutionary dimension to the study of fisheries and fisheries science.
Most research in EvoFish is currently related to fisheries-induced evolution, but we are also more generally interested in fisheries ecology and evolutionary ecology.
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News
Stimulating environment is good for fish
A new study, covered by the BBC News and published in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B, shows that salmon growing in a stimulating environment become smarter.
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"Fishing-induced evolution of growth" on the top
EvoFish article tops the list of most accessed papers in the journal Marine Ecology in 2012.
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Yoann Martin visiting EvoFish
EvoFish is happy to welcome Yoann Martin from Montpellier in our rows for this summer!
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Can fisheries-induced evolution shift reference points for fisheries management?
A new paper in the ICES Journal of Marine Science discusses whether and how fisheries-induced evolution will shift reference points, a key tool in fisheries management.
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Andria and uncertainty in Bali sardinella
Andria Utama has successfully completed his Master examination. EvoFish congratulates!
News
- Ranga and guppies reach a happy end (08.06.2013)
- EvoFishingTrip (01.07.2013)
- Proactive or reactive management? (31.05.2013)
- Ocean conservation: A big fight over little fish (01.02.2013)
- EvoFish trophy (02.03.2013)