Non‐native species can spread rapidly through aquatic ecosystems in association with both
natural and anthropogenic mechanisms, but the relative importance of these two …

Biological invasions represent a significant threat to global biodiversity. Population genetics
plays a crucial role in addressing the invasion history of invasive species, as information on …

Human‐mediated species introductions are contributing to the biotic homogenization of
global flora and fauna. Despite extensive research, we lack simple methods of predicting …

We undertook a common garden experiment in the Burrishoole catchment, western Ireland,
to test for heritable life‐history differences among neighboring brown trout (Salmo trutta L.) …

This chapter explores the intricate relationship between climate change and Lessepsian
migration to the Mediterranean region, shedding light on the implications for biodiversity and …

Human-mediated species introductions have provoked innumerable biological invasions,
which are contributing to the biotic homogenization of global ora and fauna. Despite …

The brown trout form the Salmo trutta complex, a diversified assemblage of salmonids. Its
native area mainly covers Europe. It can develop three ecological forms or ecotypes …

Many salmonine taxa experience intrusion into their wild, free-living populations from non-
local conspecific and heterospecific individuals. Such intrusion arises most commonly as a …