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Fishery and Conservation Genetics

Our group uses population genetic tools to study the evolutionary impact of anthropogenic changes and fishery activities on fish populations. Our questions include:

• How important are genetic variations within/between populations for adaptation and conservation?
  
  

• What are the effects of fishery activities on the genetic variation in wild populations?
  
  

• What is the mechanism responsible for genetic differentiations of fish due to anthropogenic changes, such as artificial propagation?

Team

Hitoshi Araki, group leader

Corinne Schmid, technician