Amaïa Lamarins

Salmonid science on the move: Twenty years of research through the lens of early career researchers

This review analyzes 20 years of salmonid research through early-career researchers' contributions, identifying trends, gaps, and future directions in the field.

Extremely low effective population size in a captive-bred population: partial mitigation through management practices

The paper estimates effective population size in a captive-bred Saimaa salmon population and finds that management practices slightly increase Ne, but survival variability remains a major factor.

Eco-evolutionary consequences of selective exploitation on metapopulations illustrated with Atlantic salmon

This study examines eco-evolutionary effects of selective exploitation on Atlantic salmon metapopulations, finding lower abundance and earlier maturation with increased exploitation, especially when targeting larger individuals.

Dispersal and gene flow in anadromous salmonids: a systematic review

This review examines dispersal and gene flow in anadromous salmonids, finding higher dispersal rates in hatchery fish and variability across species and methodologies.