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Is there a role for aggression in round goby invasion fronts? by Groen, Mirjam, Sopinka, Natalie M, Marentette, Julie R, Reddon, Adam R, Brownscombe, Jacob W, Fox, Michael G, Marsh-Rollo, Susan E, Balshine, Sigal

“…The role of aggression as a factor promoting invasiveness remains hotly debated. Increased aggression or a lack of tolerance for conspecifics may promote…”
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Egg cortisol treatment affects the behavioural response of coho salmon to a conspecific intruder and threat of predation by Sopinka, Natalie M., Hinch, Scott G., Healy, Stephen J., Harrison, Philip M., Patterson, David A.

“…Knowledge continues to emerge on how maternally derived egg hormones influence progeny behaviour in oviparous taxa. Of particular interest is how…”
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Considerations for effective science communication by Cooke, Steven J., Gallagher, Austin J., Sopinka, Natalie M., Nguyen, Vivian M., Skubel, Rachel A., Hammerschlag, Neil, Boon, Sarah, Young, Nathan, Danylchuk, Andy J.

“…It is increasingly common for scientists to engage in sharing science-related knowledge with diverse knowledge users—an activity called science communication…”
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Impact of contaminant exposure on resource contests in an invasive fish by Sopinka, Natalie M, Marentette, Julie R, Balshine, Sigal

“…There is increasing concern for the disruptive effects seen in aquatic species exposed to environmental contaminants. However, few studies have investigated…”
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Manipulating glucocorticoids in wild animals: basic and applied perspectives by Sopinka, Natalie M., Patterson, Lucy D., Redfern, Julia C., Pleizier, Naomi K., Belanger, Cassia B., Midwood, Jon D., Crossin, Glenn T., Cooke, Steven J.

“…Experimental elevations of glucocorticoids are used to understand how chronic exposure to stressors affects vertebrate performance. A variety of methods exist…”
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Laboratory and field evidence of sex-biased movement in the invasive round goby by Marentette, Julie R., Wang, Grace, Tong, Stephanie, Sopinka, Natalie M., Taves, Matthew D., Koops, Marten A., Balshine, Sigal

“…Activity levels are modulated by trade-offs between reducing predation risk and the need to move in order to find food or mates. Because these trade-offs…”
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Bycatch mortality of endangered coho salmon: impacts, solutions, and aboriginal perspectives by Raby, Graham D, Donaldson, Michael R, Nguyen, Vivian M, Taylor, Mark K, Sopinka, Natalie M, Cook, Katrina V, Patterson, David A, Robichaud, David, Hinch, Scott G, Cooke, Steven J

“…We used biotelemetry and human dimensions surveys to explore potential solutions to migration mortality of an endangered population of coho salmon caught as…”
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Effects of experimentally elevated egg cortisol on offspring traits in two species of wild Pacific salmon by Sopinka, Natalie M., Hinch, Scott G., Healy, Stephen J., Raby, Graham D., Patterson, David A.

“…In fishes, elevated levels of cortisol in eggs can have carry-over effects on phenotypic and performance traits early in life. How responses to elevations in…”
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Reflections on the Legends of Canadian Fisheries Science and Management by Hasler, Caleb T., Raby, Graham D., Chrétien, Emmanuelle, Stockwell, Margot, Cooke, Steven J., Rechisky, Erin, Welch, David W., Sopinka, Natalie M., Mandrak, Nicholas E.

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Examining the relationships between egg cortisol and oxidative stress in developing wild sockeye salmon (Oncorhynchus nerka) by Taylor, Jessica J., Sopinka, Natalie M., Wilson, Samantha M., Hinch, Scott G., Patterson, David A., Cooke, Steven J., Willmore, William G.

“…Maternally-derived hormones in oocytes, such as glucocorticoids (GCs), play a crucial role in embryo development in oviparous taxa. In fishes, maternal…”
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Envisioning the scientific paper of the future by Sopinka, Natalie M., Coristine, Laura E., DeRosa, Maria C., Rochman, Chelsea M., Owens, Brian L., Cooke, Steven J.

“…Consider for a moment the rate of advancement in the scientific understanding of DNA. It is formidable; from Fredrich Miescher’s nuclein extraction in the…”
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Are there intergenerational and population-specific effects of oxidative stress in sockeye salmon (Oncorhynchus nerka)? by Taylor, Jessica J., Wilson, Samantha M., Sopinka, Natalie M., Hinch, Scott G., Patterson, David A., Cooke, Steven J., Willmore, William G.

“…Intergenerational effects of stress have been reported in a wide range of taxa; however, few researchers have examined the intergenerational consequences of…”
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Prenatal Stress Exposure Generates Higher Early Survival and Smaller Size without Impacting Developmental Rate in a Pacific Salmon by Capelle, Pauline M., Semeniuk, Christina A. D., Sopinka, Natalie M., Heath, John W., Love, Oliver P.

“…ABSTRACT Prenatal exposure to elevated glucocorticoids can act as a signal of environmental stress, resulting in modifications to offspring phenotype. While…”
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Behavior as biomarker? Laboratory versus field movement in round goby (Neogobius melanostomus) from highly contaminated habitats by Marentette, Julie R., Tong, Stephanie, Wang, Grace, Sopinka, Natalie M., Taves, Matthew D., Koops, Marten A., Balshine, Sigal

“…Changes in animal movement (frequency or speed of locomotion) following exposure to a toxicant are frequently considered a biomarker of contaminant exposure…”
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Prenatal Stress Exposure Generates Higher Early Survival and Smaller Size without Impacting Developmental Rate in a Pacific Salmon: EARLY-LIFE EFFECTS OF PRENATAL STRESS SIGNALS by Capelle, Pauline M., Semeniuk, Christina A. D., Sopinka, Natalie M., Heath, John W., Love, Oliver P.

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