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  1. A great new paper came out: Amelia Munson & Cairsty DePasquale have published a review that explores the design factors worth considering when using mazes to study cognition in fish.

    onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10

    #JFB; #animalbehaviour #animalcognition ##fishsci

  2. We investigated the effect of a fishway on the genetic structure of brown trout populations, finding that the fishway *increased* genetic structuring, we think because it enabled fish to move to their preferred spawning sites.
    #OA onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/pd

    #trout #FishSci #PopulationGenetics #salmonids #BACI #FishPass #FreshwaterFish

  3. 🚨 CALL🚨 #JFB, Journal of Fish Biology, special issue on methodological challenges encountered by researchers of fish cognition. We are looking for articles that discuss challenges, solutions & empirical studies: shorturl.at/yBPR9
    Deadline: 30.04.24
    📷 : Guest editor,
    Cait Newport.

    #science #sci #fishsci #AnimalCognition #animalbehaviour

  4. 🚨 CALL🚨 #JFB, Journal of Fish Biology, special issue on methodological challenges encountered by researchers of fish cognition. We are looking for articles that discuss challenges, solutions & empirical studies: shorturl.at/yBPR9
    Deadline: 30.04.24
    📷 : Guest editor,
    Cait Newport.

    #science #sci #fishsci #AnimalCognition #animalbehaviour

  5. Yesterday my salmonid genomics PhD student Paolo Moccetti passed his viva - congratulations! Thank you Jamie Stevens for externalling and Jon Bolland for being a fab co-supervisor. You can find Paolo's chapters in preprint/published here, and if he didn't already have a great job to go to, I would be recommending him for post docs :)
    scholar.google.com/citations?h

    #fishsci #salmon #genomics #BrownTrout #EvolutionaryBiology
    @EvoHull #PanoramaDTP #NERC

  6. New paper: The non-linear effects of increasing temperature on aggression in fish.

    We explored the change in aggression with exposure to different temperatures in - the princess of Zambia (Neolamprologus pulcher).

    These fish use aggression to maintain their complex social systems - they are co-operative breeders. We explored the effect of temperature on aggression across a large range of temperatures.

    #fishsci
    #asab
    #animalbehaviour
    #BehaviouralScience

    sciencedirect.com/science/arti

  7. New paper: The non-linear effects of increasing temperature on aggression in fish.

    We explored the change in aggression with exposure to different temperatures in - the princess of Zambia (Neolamprologus pulcher).

    These fish use aggression to maintain their complex social systems - they are co-operative breeders. We explored the effect of temperature on aggression across a large range of temperatures.

    #fishsci
    #asab
    #animalbehaviour
    #BehaviouralScience

    sciencedirect.com/science/arti

  8. New paper: The non-linear effects of increasing temperature on aggression in fish.

    We explored the change in aggression with exposure to different temperatures in - the princess of Zambia (Neolamprologus pulcher).

    These fish use aggression to maintain their complex social systems - they are co-operative breeders. We explored the effect of temperature on aggression across a large range of temperatures.

    #fishsci
    #asab
    #animalbehaviour
    #BehaviouralScience

    sciencedirect.com/science/arti

  9. New paper: The non-linear effects of increasing temperature on aggression in fish.

    We explored the change in aggression with exposure to different temperatures in - the princess of Zambia (Neolamprologus pulcher).

    These fish use aggression to maintain their complex social systems - they are co-operative breeders. We explored the effect of temperature on aggression across a large range of temperatures.

    #fishsci
    #asab
    #animalbehaviour
    #BehaviouralScience

    sciencedirect.com/science/arti

  10. New paper: The non-linear effects of increasing temperature on aggression in fish.

    We explored the change in aggression with exposure to different temperatures in - the princess of Zambia (Neolamprologus pulcher).

    These fish use aggression to maintain their complex social systems - they are co-operative breeders. We explored the effect of temperature on aggression across a large range of temperatures.

    #fishsci
    #asab
    #animalbehaviour
    #BehaviouralScience

    sciencedirect.com/science/arti