Table 5 Studies focusing on the speed of adaptation in salmonid fishes, and the major phenotypic/gene expression changes associated with putative adaptation
From: Extent and scale of local adaptation in salmonid fishes: review and meta-analysis
Example | G | Phenotypic or gene expression changes | Reference |
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Natural colonization | |||
SS | 100 | Adult body morphology, egg mass | |
Introductions | |||
SS | 14 | Breeding environment features: temperature, flow, migratory vigour | |
EG | 10–22 | Breeding environment temperatures; embryo developmental rates | Haugen and Vollestad, 2000; Kavanagh et al., 2010; Koskinen et al., 2002 |
CS | 30 | Breeding environment features: temperature, flow, migratory vigour | |
AS | 6 | Precocial male maturity size threshold, oxidant defense, thyroid hormone metabolism, defense against viral infections, ribosomal RNA processing, transcription regulation, and bacteriolytic function | |
Adaptation to captivity | |||
RT | 1a | Not determined | |
RT | 1a | Not determined | |
RT | 2a | Not determined | |
Fisheries-induced evolution | |||
AS, PS | 6–10 | Smaller size-at-maturity | |
SS | 7–9 | Earlier run-timing | |
EG | 10–22 | Earlier age-at-maturity | |
Evolution following fish ladder | |||
BT | 6–7 | Size-at-smolting, size-at-maturity | |
Evolution to hydropower dams | |||
CS | 15–20 | Age-at-smolting (subyearling to yearling) |