EvoFish
EvoFish has its core funding from the Bergen Research Foundation and the Department of Biology. 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.
Seminars
We are runnning a joint seminar series with the Aquatic Behaviour Ecology, Theoretical Ecology, and Fisheries & Aquaculture Ecology groups.
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
Guppies and Del Gorro del Mundo
Bea and guppies are featuring in Del Gorro del Mundo, a Spanish-language podcast
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Working group on fisheries-induced evolution in Bergen
Next week specialists in fisheries-induced evolution will meet in Bergen.
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Residents or visitors?
Old data can yield new insights when approached from a new angle. Data from Masfjorden are elucidating the population ecology of coastal cod, saithe and pollack.
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To grow or not to grow?
Evolution of growth is an evolutionary puzzle, and adding fisheries selection does not make that any easier. A new paper from EvoFish aims at clarifying our thoughts about growth evolution.
News
- A chronicle in Dagens Næringsliv (06.12.2011)
- Minister Lisbeth Berg-Hansen in the guppy lab (28.04.2011)
- Yusra starts her master’s project on bearded goby (03.02.2012)
- Maria starts her master’s project on bearded goby (03.02.2012)
- Guppies and Del Gorro del Mundo (23.05.2012)