Two new papers about diversity and genetic structure of Atlantic salmon populations in two sub-arctic rivers in the northernmost Finland and Norway

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🚨 Very happy to share our latest version of IBASAM, a simulation model of salmonids populations! 📖 Published in the newly created diamond journal Individual-Based Ecology @ibe.pensoft.net

IBASAM: a spatially explicit demo-genetic individual-based model for anadromous salmonids (meta)populations To improve our understanding and management of species’ response to environmental and anthropogenic changes, there is a critical need for integrative modeling approaches that encompass demographic, ec...

After years of non-stop brainstorming and hard work with
@alamarins.bsky.social & co, we're thrilled to present IBASAM (v3): a spatially explicit demo-genetic individual-based model for anadromous salmonids (meta)populations. @inrhttps://ibe.pensoft.net/articles.php?id=153305

Which exploitation strategy should be adopted for salmonid metapopulations? 🎣 Could knowledge of source-sink dynamics improve their management?

Our latest paper is just out!
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Simulations results 📈 suggest being not selective as the best strategy 💡

Last chapter of my PhD is out in bioRxiv! Using simulations 📈 we evaluated strategies of selective exploitation 🎣 based on life histories and source-sink dynamics of a network of populations, using the case of Atlantic salmon 🐟! Results suggest being not selective as the best strategy. Check it out!

Eco-evolutionary consequences of selective exploitation on metapopulations illustrated with Atlantic salmon https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2024.07.25.605173v1 While the eco-evolutionary consequences of dispersal and exploitation are increasingly recognized, c

Eco-evolutionary consequences of selective exploitation on metapopulations illustrated with Atlantic salmon www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2024.07....