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The paper tests the drift-barrier hypothesis by analyzing mutation rates in nine-spined stickleback populations, finding a negative correlation between mutation rates and effective population size.

The paper uses otolith microchemistry to reveal individual variation in habitat use and migration of European eel along a salinity gradient, showing coastal resident eels occupy a wide range of salinities.

This study tests if northern Baltic cod are adapted to low salinity at early life stages by comparing survival and traits between northern and southern populations.

The study examines how the skin microbiome of Eastern Baltic cod relates to body size and environmental conditions in two populations.

This study shows that piscivorous herring evolved sympatrically in the young Baltic Sea, growing faster and occupying a new niche despite incomplete adaptation to a fish diet.