Jamie R. Stevens

This study identifies parallel and unique genetic adaptations in brown trout to metal-polluted environments using genome resequencing.

This study examines how latitude, season, and migratory distance affect smolt migration timing in sea trout across Europe, finding geographic and individual influences on migration patterns.

This paper presents a high-quality genome assembly and tissue expression atlas for the European lobster, along with divergence time estimates and gene duplication analyses related to immunity and longevity.

The paper identifies chalk river salmon in southern England and northern France as genetically distinct and proposes they be classified as a subspecies due to local adaptation and unique genetic diversity.

The paper evaluates a SNP panel's ability to detect hybridization across generations in European lobsters using resampling-based methods and empirical data.

This study shows that coral fertilization success depends on proximity and current alignment, with reproductive isolation threatening degraded reef populations.

This study investigates the genomic and transcriptomic signatures of metal tolerance in brown trout from metal-polluted rivers, identifying genetic and gene expression changes associated with metal resistance.

This study uses genetic markers to track movements of sea trout in the English Channel and southern North Sea, revealing both local and long-distance migration patterns.