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This project investigates how climate change affects marine species, focusing on the three-spined stickleback fish. It examines the trade-offs between osmoregulation and immunity in response to changing ocean salinity and parasite communities, using genetic and genomic methods to understand phenotypic plasticity and ad…
Climate change and its consequences on the oceans represent major challenges for marine species, which either need to migrate to remain in their optimal niche or need to adapt to avoid extinction.
While the genetics and genomics of adaptation are well studied to predict the future state of marine biodiversity, major gaps remain about the role and mechanisms of phenotypic plasticity within and across generations.
Particularly, climate change is multifold and non-parallel stressors limit evolution…
QUEEN MARY UNIVERSITY OF LONDON
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