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期刊名:Evolutionary applications

缩写:EVOL APPL

ISSN:1752-4571

e-ISSN:1752-4571

IF/分区:3.2/Q2

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Amélie Crespel,Toby Miller,Anita Rácz et al. Amélie Crespel et al.
Fishing-associated selection is one of the most important human-induced evolutionary pressures for natural populations. However, it is unclear whether fishing leads to heritable phenotypic changes in the targeted populations, as the heritab...
Lutfi Afiq-Rosli,Benjamin John Wainwright,Anya Roopa Gajanur et al. Lutfi Afiq-Rosli et al.
Information about the distribution of alleles among marine populations is critical for determining patterns of genetic connectivity that are essential in modern conservation planning. To estimate population connectivity in Singapore's urban...
Tim Coulson,Tomos Potter,Anja Felmy Tim Coulson
Human impacts on the natural world often generate environmental trends that can have detrimental effects on distributions of phenotypic traits. We do not have a good understanding of how deteriorating environments might impact evolutionary ...
Marco Crotti,Elizabeth Yohannes,Ian J Winfield et al. Marco Crotti et al.
Identifying the molecular mechanisms facilitating adaptation to new environments is a key question in evolutionary biology, especially in the face of current rapid and human-induced changes. Translocations have become an important tool for ...
Maria Cuenca-Cambronero,Jelena H Pantel,Hollie Marshall et al. Maria Cuenca-Cambronero et al.
Multiple stressors linked to anthropogenic activities can influence how organisms adapt and evolve. So far, a consensus on how multiple stressors drive adaptive trajectories in natural populations has not been reached. Some meta-analysis re...
Małgorzata Pilot,Andre E Moura,Innokentiy M Okhlopkov et al. Małgorzata Pilot et al.
Introgressive hybridization between domestic animals and their wild relatives is an indirect form of human-induced evolution, altering gene pools and phenotypic traits of wild and domestic populations. Although this process is well document...
Joanie Van de Walle,Fanie Pelletier,Andreas Zedrosser et al. Joanie Van de Walle et al.
Harvest, through its intensity and regulation, often results in selection on female reproductive traits. Changes in female traits can have demographic consequences, as they are fundamental in shaping population dynamics. It is thus imperati...
Maeva Leitwein,Martin Laporte,Jeremy Le Luyer et al. Maeva Leitwein et al.
Human activities induce direct or indirect selection pressure on natural population and may ultimately affect population's integrity. While numerous conservation programs aimed to minimize human-induced genomic variation, human-induced envi...
Ulrika Candolin,Irene Jensen Ulrika Candolin
When environments change rapidly, evolutionary processes may be too slow to rescue populations from decline. Persistence then hinges on plastic adjustments of critical traits to the altered conditions. However, the degree to which species h...
Sara Hočevar,Anna Kuparinen Sara Hočevar
Fisheries exploitation can cause genetic changes in heritable traits of targeted stocks. The direction of selective pressure forced by harvest acts typically in reverse to natural selection and selects for explicit life histories, usually f...