Royal Society Open Science,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
7(5), С. 191945 - 191945
Опубликована: Май 1, 2020
Chemical
cues
from
predators
induce
a
range
of
predator-induced
morphological
defences
(PIMDs)
observed
across
fish
taxa.
However,
the
mechanisms,
consistency,
direction
and
adaptive
value
PIMDs
are
still
poorly
studied.
Here,
we
have
tested
if
predatory
can
changes
in
body
shape
juvenile
marine
Sparus
aurata
reared
under
controlled
conditions
without
presence
by
exposing
individuals
to
olfactory
stimulus
predator.
We
our
hypothesis
using
nested
replicated
before-after-control-impact
experiment,
including
recovery
(potential
reversibility)
after
cessation
predator
stimulus.
Differences
size-independent
were
explored
landmark-based
geometric
morphometrics
revealed
that,
on
average,
exposed
cue
presented
deeper
bodies
longer
caudal
regions,
according
theoretical
predictions.
These
average
plastic
responses
reversible
withdrawal
returned
shapes.
We,
therefore,
provide
evidence
supporting
innate
naive
conditions.
The
effects
at
individual
level,
fitness
associated
applied
implications,
deserve
further
research.
Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences,
Год журнала:
2018,
Номер
285(1891), С. 20182047 - 20182047
Опубликована: Ноя. 14, 2018
Humans
have
dramatically
altered
the
planet
over
course
of
a
century,
from
acidity
our
oceans
to
fragmentation
landscapes
and
temperature
climate.
Species
find
themselves
in
novel
environments,
within
communities
assembled
never
before
encountered
mixtures
invasives
natives.
The
speed
with
which
biotic
abiotic
environment
species
has
changed
already
evolutionary
trajectory
species,
trend
that
promises
escalate.
In
this
article,
I
reflect
upon
evolution.
Human
activities
reshaped
selection
pressures,
favouring
individuals
better
survive
built
landscapes,
avoid
hunting
fishing,
best
tolerate
we
introduced.
Human-altered
pressures
also
modified
how
organisms
live
move
through
landscape,
even
nature
reproduction
genome
structure.
are
shaping
at
level,
discuss
traits
affecting
both
extinction
speciation
rates
Anthropocene.
Fish and Fisheries,
Год журнала:
2017,
Номер
18(5), С. 986 - 1010
Опубликована: Апрель 11, 2017
Abstract
Considerable
time
and
money
are
expended
in
the
pursuit
of
catching
fish
with
hooks
(e.g.,
handlining,
angling,
longlining,
trolling,
drumlining)
across
recreational,
commercial
subsistence
fishing
sectors.
The
other
aquatic
organisms
squid)
that
captured
not
a
random
sample
population
because
external
turbidity)
underlying
internal
variables
morphology)
contribute
to
variation
vulnerability
hooks.
Vulnerability
is
probability
capture
for
any
given
location
at
mechanistically
explains
population‐level
catchability
coefficient,
which
fundamental
usually
time‐varying
(i.e.,
dynamic)
variable
fisheries
science
stock
assessment.
mechanistic
drivers
individual
thus
interest
fishers
by
affecting
catch
rates,
but
also
considerable
importance
managers
whenever
hook‐and‐line‐generated
data
assessments.
In
this
paper,
conceptualized
as
dynamic
state,
switch
between
vulnerable
invulnerable
states
function
three
interdependent
key
processes:
an
fish's
its
encounter
gear,
characteristics
encountered
gear.
We
develop
new
conceptual
framework
“vulnerability,”
summarize
major
vulnerability,
conclude
involves
complex
processes.
To
understand
shift
interdisciplinary
research
integration
ecophysiology,
ecology,
ecology
human
movement
facilitated
technological
developments,
required.
Reviews in Fisheries Science & Aquaculture,
Год журнала:
2019,
Номер
27(3), С. 287 - 330
Опубликована: Апрель 9, 2019
Marine
recreational
fishing
(MRF)
is
a
popular
activity
that
involves
millions
of
people
worldwide.
While
the
impacts
on
freshwater
ecosystems
received
increasing
attention
in
recent
decades,
consequences
MRF
marine
fish
and
are
largely
unstudied.
takes
place
mainly
coastal
areas
where
most
its
concentrate.
This
review
identified
ranked
activities
potential
risks
associated
with
using
risk
assessment
matrix
based
ecological
fisheries-related
literature.
The
majority
were
rated
to
be
minor
importance
(impacts
occur
locally,
reversible,
comparably
easy
manage
local
scales).
Three
as
high-risk
(severe
difficult
reverse
manage,
may
require
management
measures
broad
spatial
scale):
(1)
direct
indirect
high
selective
mortality
(truncation
natural
age
size
structure,
depensatory
mechanisms,
loss
genetic
variability,
evolutionary
changes,
food
web
changes)
because
they
potentially
contribute
decline
stocks
undermine
biodiversity
resilience,
(2)
use
live
bait
organisms
originate
from
water
bodies
elsewhere
released
or
lost
impact
genetic,
species,
ultimately
ecosystem
diversity,
(3)
lead
containing
tackle
causes
environmental
contamination.
separation
MRF-induced
other
anthropogenic
vary
according
country-specific
practices,
legislation,
cultural
backgrounds.
It
can
nonetheless
concluded
populations
environments.
In
particular,
further
investigations
information
their
effects
generally
sparse.
Finally,
outlines
implications
for
sustainable
fisheries
match
temporal
scale
both
environment
affected
effort
proposes
future
research.
Evolutionary Applications,
Год журнала:
2017,
Номер
10(3), С. 231 - 240
Опубликована: Янв. 11, 2017
Change
in
behaviour
is
usually
the
first
response
to
human-induced
environmental
change
and
key
for
determining
whether
a
species
adapts
or
becomes
maladapted.
Thus,
understanding
behavioural
changes
crucial
interplay
between
ecology,
evolution,
conservation
management.
Yet
fishing
activities
has
been
largely
ignored.
We
review
studies
contrasting
how
fish
affects
catch
by
passive
(e.g.,
long
lines,
angling)
versus
active
gears
trawls,
seines).
show
that
not
only
targets
certain
behaviours,
but
it
leads
multitrait
including
behavioural,
physiological
life-history
traits
with
population,
community
ecosystem
consequences.
Fisheries-driven
(plastic
evolutionary)
of
its
correlated
could
impact
populations
well
beyond
their
survival
per
se,
affecting
predation
risk,
foraging
behaviour,
dispersal,
parental
care,
etc.,
hence
numerous
ecological
issues
population
dynamics
trophic
cascades.
In
particular,
we
discuss
implications
responses
fisheries
management
resilience.
More
research
on
these
topics,
however,
needed
draw
general
conclusions,
suggest
fruitful
directions
future
studies.
Ecology Letters,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
24(4), С. 847 - 861
Опубликована: Янв. 20, 2021
Size
and
shape
profoundly
influence
an
organism's
ecophysiological
performance
evolutionary
fitness,
suggesting
a
link
between
morphology
diversity.
However,
not
much
is
known
about
how
body
related
to
taxonomic
richness,
especially
in
microbes.
Here
we
analyse
global
datasets
of
unicellular
marine
phytoplankton,
major
group
primary
producers
with
exceptional
diversity
cell
sizes
shapes
and,
additionally,
heterotrophic
protists.
Using
two
measures
elongation,
quantify
as
function
size
shape.
We
find
that
cells
intermediate
volume
have
the
greatest
variation,
from
oblate
extremely
elongated
forms,
while
small
large
are
mostly
compact
(e.g.
spherical
or
cubic).
Taxonomic
strongly
elongation
volume,
together
explaining
up
92%
total
variance.
decays
exponentially
displays
log-normal
dependence
on
peaking
for
intermediate-volume
shapes.
These
previously
unreported
broad
patterns
phytoplankton
reveal
selective
pressures
constraints
geometry
which
may
improve
our
understanding
ecology
rules
life.
Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences,
Год журнала:
2014,
Номер
72(2), С. 217 - 225
Опубликована: Окт. 6, 2014
Increased
timidity
is
a
behavioral
response
to
exploitation
caused
by
combination
of
learning
and
fisheries-induced
selection
favoring
shy
fish.
In
our
study,
the
potential
for
angling-induced
change
in
fish
behavior
was
examined
two
marine
coastal
fishes
exploited
boat
recreational
fishing
Mediterranean
(Mallorca,
Spain).
It
expected
that
mean
vulnerability
capture
surviving
individuals
would
differ
across
gradient
previous
exposure
angling
this
effect
be
present
multiple
species.
The
prediction
received
partial
empirical
support.
Recreational
intensity
correlated
with
enhanced
gear-avoidance
only
one
study
species,
carnivorous
painted
comber
(Serranus
scriba).
By
contrast,
omnivorous
species
annular
seabream
(Diplodus
annularis),
did
not
its
towards
hooks
compared
unexploited
sites.
These
results
suggest
may
contribute
patterns
hyperdepletion
catch
rates
because
increased
associated
reduced
gear
some
Such
effects
lead
erroneous
interpretations
about
status
stocks
when
assessed
fishery-dependent
data
negatively
affect
quality
fishery
affected
Evolutionary Applications,
Год журнала:
2017,
Номер
10(10), С. 994 - 1006
Опубликована: Июнь 14, 2017
Abstract
In
passively
operated
fishing
gear,
boldness‐related
behaviors
should
fundamentally
affect
the
vulnerability
of
individual
fish
and
thus
be
under
fisheries
selection.
To
test
this
hypothesis,
we
used
juvenile
common‐garden
reared
carp
(
Cyprinus
carpio
)
within
a
narrow
size
range
to
investigate
mechanistic
basis
behavioral
selection
caused
by
angling.
We
focused
on
one
key
personality
trait
(i.e.,
boldness),
measured
in
groups
ponds,
two
morphological
traits
(body
shape
head
shape),
life‐history
(juvenile
growth
capacity)
studied
mean
standardized
gradients
Carp
behavior
was
highly
repeatable
ponds.
short
term,
over
seven
days
fishing,
total
length,
not
boldness,
main
predictor
angling
vulnerability.
However,
after
20
boldness
turned
out
selection,
followed
rate,
while
were
only
weakly
related
addition,
found
rate
moderately
correlated
with
boldness.
Hence,
direct
will
also
induce
indirect
vice
versa,
but
given
that
are
perfectly
correlated,
independent
evolution
both
is
possible.
Our
study
among
first
mechanistically
reveal
energy‐acquisition‐related
behaviors,
per
se,
factors
determining
probability
capture,
hence,
appear
prime
targets
predict
an
evolutionary
response
toward
increased
shyness
intensively
angling‐exploited
stocks,
possibly
causing
emergence
timidity
syndrome.
Marine and Freshwater Research,
Год журнала:
2016,
Номер
67(7), С. 1037 - 1037
Опубликована: Янв. 1, 2016
To
check
the
suitability
of
otoliths
for
measuring
biodiversity,
contour
and
shape
sulcus
acusticus
sagittal
were
described
using
geometric
morphological
analysis.
Thirteen
fourteen
points
used
to
define
these
structures
respectively.
Three
current
coastal
fish
assemblages
north-western
Mediterranean
selected
present
study.
The
results
demonstrate
that
relative
warps
generated
in
analysis
explained
both
characteristics
related
otolith
sulcus.
A
comparative
study
with
body
morphospaces
clusters
revealed
is
a
better
variable
explaining
ecological
structure
assemblage.
Moreover,
three
indices
(morphological
richness
(MR),
disparity
morphogeometric
index)
estimated
from
compared
ecological,
taxonomic,
functional
(from
shape)
indices.
MR
increased
diversity
average
taxonomic
distinctness,
reflecting
character
morphology.
These
findings
suggest
could
be
useful
tool
studying
past
assemblages.
Evolutionary Applications,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
14(10), С. 2378 - 2391
Опубликована: Июнь 6, 2021
Fisheries
exploitation
can
cause
genetic
changes
in
heritable
traits
of
targeted
stocks.
The
direction
selective
pressure
forced
by
harvest
acts
typically
reverse
to
natural
selection
and
selects
for
explicit
life
histories,
usually
younger
smaller
spawners
with
deprived
spawning
potential.
While
the
consequences
that
such
might
have
on
population
dynamics
a
single
species
are
well
emphasized,
we
just
beginning
perceive
variety
severity
its
propagating
effects
within
entire
marine
food
webs
ecosystems.
Here,
highlight
potential
pathways
which
fisheries-induced
evolution,
driven
size-selective
fishing,
resonate
through
globally
connected
systems.
We
look
at:
(i)
how
size
truncation
may
induce
shifts
ecological
niches
harvested
species,
(ii)
changed
maturation
schedule
affect
biomass
flow,
(iii)
histories
initiate
trophic
cascades,
(iv)
role
apex
predators
be
shifting
(v)
whether
evolution
could
codrive
depletion
biodiversity
loss.
Globally
increasing
effective
fishing
effort
uncertain
reversibility
eco-evolutionary
change
induced
fisheries
necessitate
further
research,
discussion
precautionary
action
considering
impacts
webs.