J. A. Hutchings

This study shows that Atlantic cod larvae from different environments have hidden genetic differences in how they respond to warmer temperatures, with some hybrids showing unexpected resilience.

This study identifies multiple regime shifts in Atlantic cod productivity using a Bayesian change-point detection algorithm and shows how these shifts interact with fishing mortality and environmental factors.

The paper shows that single-locus and linked genomic architectures can lead to unpredictable evolutionary responses to environmental change, challenging assumptions about polygenic control.