Master and PhD theses
Below is the list of theses where EvoFish has been an important contributor to the research environment.
2007
Samakupa, Albert P.: Population parameters of costal Northeast Arctic saithe (Pollacius virens). MSc 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.
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.
Last updated 21.3.2012