Geneviève J. Parent

This study estimates historical and contemporary effective population sizes of Atlantic beluga whales using whole genome data, revealing population declines and varying levels of genetic diversity across six genetic populations.

This paper tracks the spread of invasive round goby in New York and Quebec, finding their presence near Lake Champlain and linking water temperature to their habitat use.

This study uses population genomics to reveal fine-scale three-dimensional structure in two sympatric Sebastes species in the Northwest Atlantic, highlighting management implications.

This study shows that past temperature environments influence the thermal plasticity of Acadian redfish, with higher acclimation temperatures leading to increased stress responses to acute temperature changes.

This study uses population genomics of northern shrimp to identify drivers of population structure and predict climate vulnerability across its wide distribution.

This study improves species assignment reliability and detection in metabarcoding by combining a regional library with a public repository and optimal assignment methods.