Search Results - "Morris, Matthew R J"

Gene expression plasticity evolves in response to colonization of freshwater lakes in threespine stickleback by Morris, Matthew R. J, Richard, Romain, Leder, Erica H, Barrett, Rowan D. H, Aubin‐Horth, Nadia, Rogers, Sean M

“…Phenotypic plasticity is predicted to facilitate individual survival and/or evolve in response to novel environments. Plasticity that facilitates survival…”
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Contemporary ancestor? Adaptive divergence from standing genetic variation in Pacific marine threespine stickleback by Morris, Matthew R J, Bowles, Ella, Allen, Brandon E, Jamniczky, Heather A, Rogers, Sean M

“…Populations that have repeatedly colonized novel environments are useful for studying the role of ecology in adaptive divergence - particularly if some…”
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Mislabeled and ambiguous market names in invertebrate and finfish seafood conceal species of conservation concern in Calgary, Alberta, Canada by Morris, Matthew R J, Summers, Mindi M, Kwan, Morgan, Mee, Jonathan A, Rogers, Sean M

“…The mislabeling of seafood, wherein a food product's marketed name does not match its contents, has the potential to mask species of conservation concern. Less…”
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Correction to: Mitochondrial volume density and evidence for its role in adaptive divergence in response to thermal tolerance in threespine stickleback by Morris, Matthew R. J., Smith, Sara J., Rosebush, Jonathan, Rogers, Sean M.

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Mitochondrial volume density and evidence for its role in adaptive divergence in response to thermal tolerance in threespine stickleback by Morris, Matthew R. J., Smith, Sara J., Rosebush, Jonathan, Rogers, Sean M.

“…Phenotypic plasticity is predicted to permit persistence in new environments, and may subsequently evolve to enhance fitness. Colonizing environments with…”
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Plasticity-Mediated Persistence in New and Changing Environments by Morris, Matthew R. J.

“…Baldwin’s synthesis of the Organicist position, first published in 1896 and elaborated in 1902, sought to rescue environmentally induced phenotypes from…”
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Hybridization effects on phenotypic plasticity: experimental compensatory growth in farmed‐wild Atlantic salmon by Morris, Matthew R. J., Fraser, Dylan J., Eddington, James, Hutchings, Jeffrey A.

“…Compensatory growth (CG) is a means by which organisms can increase their growth rate above their routine growth rate after a period of environmentally induced…”
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Heterozygosity and asymmetry: Ectodysplasin as a form of genetic stress in marine threespine stickleback by Morris, Matthew R. J., Kaufman, Rebecca, Rogers, Sean M.

“…Genome-wide heterozygosity has long been hypothesized to play a role in buffering organisms against developmental perturbations, potentially resulting in…”
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The power and limitations of gene expression pathway analyses toward predicting population response to environmental stressors by Stanford, Brenna C.M., Clake, Danielle J., Morris, Matthew R.J., Rogers, Sean M.

“…Rapid environmental changes impact the global distribution and abundance of species, highlighting the urgency to understand and predict how populations will…”
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Overcoming maladaptive plasticity through plastic compensation by Morris, Matthew R.J., Rogers, Sean M.

“…Most species evolve within fluctuating environments, and have developed adaptations to meet the challenges posed by environmental heterogeneity. One such…”
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