Publications

In most cases you can use Google to locate an electronic copy. If this fails, please contact one of the authors! Before 2013, only publications from the Evolutionary Fisheries Ecology group are listed.

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Portrait of Fedor Baranov and his catch equation

Long live the Baranov catch equation!

Shaken, not stirred. A new paper is shaking the position of the Baranov catch equation as one of the cornerstones of fisheries science. Fortunately, this shaking turns out not be too serious.

Pomfret (Pampus argenteus) for sale in a restaurant in China

Fisheries management in China

China is by far the biggest fishery producer, yet fisheries management in China is comparatively unknown. A new review is changing this.

Teaching by experience

What can free candy teach us about fisheries-induced evolution?

The female guppy in the front is the social clue for the male guppy in the...

Guppy maturation is influenced by the social setting

New article shows that maturation in male guppies is influenced by the social environment in which they grow.

A big mackerel is worth more per kg than a small one. Adapted from Zimmermann...

How prevalent is size-dependent pricing in fisheries?

A new article in the ICES Journal of Marine Science finds a widespread positive relationship between fish weight and price per kg in Norwegian fisheries.

Olav Moberg conducting the experiment to study how growing environment...

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.

Fisheries-induced evolution impacts life-history traits and other individual...

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.

Proactive or reactive management?

When climate change alters distributions of fish stocks, it is not only the biology of fish stocks that is affected: also the ownership of fish stocks is changing. This has implications for the countries that are sharing a resource.

18.01.2016