Simon Henriksson

The paper tests whether inversion genotypes or ecotype background drive differences in egg buoyancy in Atlantic cod, finding ecotype has a stronger effect.

The paper establishes a genetic baseline for Atlantic cod in Sweden using a SNP panel to monitor population structure and genetic diversity.

This study shows chromosomal inversions in Atlantic cod eggs help adapt to short-term temperature and salinity stress.

This review examines connectivity and population structure of marine species in the Skagerrak, finding high but asymmetric connectivity and distinct populations linked to coastal complexity and barriers to gene flow.

This study genetically identifies juvenile Atlantic cod ecotypes along the Swedish west coast, revealing coastal dominance in inshore areas and offshore dominance in deeper waters.