Variation in spawning time promotes genetic variability in population responses to environmental change in a marine fish

Keyphrases

• Spawning 100%
• Marine Fish 100%
• Population Response 100%
• Response to Environmental Change 100%
• Spawning Time 100%
• Genetic Variability 100%
• Adaptation 66%
• Reaction Norm 66%
• Water Temperature 33%
• Climate Change Impacts 33%
• Genetic Variation 33%
• Short-term Response 33%
• Temperature Variation 33%
• Response to Climate Change 33%
• Atlantic Cod Gadus Morhua 33%
• Divergence 33%
• Common Garden Experiment 33%
• Cold Temperature 33%
• Thermal Response 33%
• Environmental Change 33%
• Possible Causes 33%
• Barriers to Gene Flow 33%
• Larval Stages 33%
• Phenotypic Plasticity 33%
• Animal Population 33%
• Seasonal Cooling 33%
• Adaptive Variability 33%
• Thermal Variability 33%
• Intraspecific Variation 33%
• Physical Barrier 33%
• Early Life Stages 33%
• Early Life-history Traits 33%
• Adaptive Traits 33%
• Thermal Plasticity 33%
• Thermal Adaptation 33%
• Larval Survival 33%
• Larval Growth 33%
• Thermal Reaction Norm 33%
• Reproductive Timing 33%
• Small Spatial Scale 33%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Climate Change 100%
• Spawning 100%
• Atlantic Cod Fish 100%
• Genetic Variability 100%
• Spring 50%
• Genetic Divergence 50%
• Reproductives 50%
• Gene Flow 50%
• Life History 50%
• Phenotypic Plasticity 50%
• Intraspecific Variation 50%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Spawning 100%
• Environmental Change 100%
• Reaction Norm 100%
• Spatial Variation 33%
• Water Temperature 33%
• Climate Change 33%
• Climate Change Impact 33%
• Genetic Variation 33%
• Gene Flow 33%
• Animal Population 33%
• Intraspecific Variation 33%
• Thermal Reaction 33%
• Phenotypic Plasticity 33%