Master and PhD theses
Below is the list of theses completed at EvoFish or where EvoFish has been an important contributor to the research environment.
2013
Jayawickrama, Ranga: Consequences of size-dependent harvest in guppy: study of morphological traits and their heritability. MSc Thesis, University of Bergen.
Utama, Andria A. Sources of uncertainty in acoustic survey estimates of Bali sardinella (Sardinella lemuru) in the Bali Strait, Indonesia. MSc Thesis. University of Bergen.
2012
Díaz Pauli, Beatriz: Contemporary evolution caused by fisheries. Contributions from experimental studies. PhD Thesis, University of Bergen.
2011
Wiech, Martin: Gear avoidance behavior, personality, growth, and metabolic rate in guppies. MSc Thesis, University of Basel, Basel, Switzerland.
Zimmermann, Fabian: The value of size. Bioeconomic consequences of size-dependent pricing and fishing-induced evolution. PhD Thesis, University of Bergen.
2009
Baulier, Loïc: Evolutionary and statistical modeling of life-time schedules of energy allocation in Atlantic herring and cod. PhD Thesis, University of Bergen.
Dankel, Dorothy J.: Scientists as facilitators: an objective technique to illustrate a zone of stakeholder consensus. PhD Thesis, University of Bergen.
Myrseth, Johanna: Managing marine fish populations under uncertain estimates: What are the benefits of stock information? MSc Thesis, University of Bergen.
2007
Samakupa, Albert P.: Population parameters of costal Northeast Arctic saithe (Pollacius virens). MSc Thesis, University of Bergen.
Last updated 4.6.2013