Samenvatting

Many species exhibit partial migration: only a subset of the population migrates, while the rest stays at home. Understanding partial migration is important, since it effects the population dynamics, niche breadth, gene flow, and reproductive isolation. For this, it is important to realize that migrants are not a random sample of the population but differ systematically from residents in a whole suite of traits. We combine field studies, mesocosm experiments, and individual-based simulations to unravel this ’migration syndrome’ in partially migrating populations of three-spined sticklebacks in the Netherlands.
Originele taal-2English
StatusPublished - 16-apr.-2019
EvenementNetherlands Society for Evolutionary Biology Meeting 2019 - Akoesticum, Ede, Netherlands
Duur: 16-apr.-201916-apr.-2019
Congresnummer: 2
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Conference

ConferenceNetherlands Society for Evolutionary Biology Meeting 2019
Verkorte titelNLSEB2019
Land/RegioNetherlands
StadEde
Periode16/04/201916/04/2019
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