H. Kishino

Hatcheries to high seas: climate change connections to salmon marine survival

This study examines climate change impacts on marine survival of Japanese hatchery chum salmon over 25 years, identifying stressor effects across life stages and regions.

Population structure of chum salmon and selection on the markers collected for stock identification

The paper analyzes genetic data from chum salmon to identify population structure and selection on markers used for stock identification.

Massive loss of transcription factors and the initial diversification of placental mammals

The paper examines TF loss patterns in mammals and links them to macroevolutionary events and life history traits.

Waves out of the Korean Peninsula and inter- and intra-species replacements in freshwater fishes in Japan

The paper analyzes the phylogeography of four freshwater fish taxa in Japan and Korea, finding waves of migration from the Korean Peninsula replacing indigenous populations.

Long-term molecular evolutionary rate determines intraspecific genetic diversity

The paper finds that long-term molecular evolutionary rates, not mutation rates, determine intraspecific genetic diversity across mammals, and shows that epithelial cell evolution drives morphological changes.

Understanding population structure in an evolutionary context: population-specific FST and pairwise FST

The paper introduces a method to visualize population structure using population-specific and pairwise FST values, showing how they reveal evolutionary history and current structure in human and other species data.