How a salmon gets its spots
Did you know that spot number can be used to sort escaped farmed salmon from wild salmon? A recent study published in BMC Ecology shows that while genetics play… Read more »
Katarina M Jørgensen, Monica F Solberg & Kevin A Glover
Katarina M. Jørgensen is a senior engineer at the Norwegian Marine Data Centre (NMD) at the Institute of Marine Research, Norway. Her background is in systems biology but she is currently changing directions to become a data scientist.
Monica F. Solberg is a senior research scientist in the Population genetics research group at the Institute of Marine Research, Norway. She focuses on topics related to introgression or escaped farmed salmon into wild populations.
Kevin A. Glover is a senior scientist and leads the Population Genetics Research Group at the Institute of Marine Research, Norway, and is also an adjunct professor at the Department of Biology, University of Bergen, Norway. He is interested in a wide variety of topics linked with genetics and the sustainable use of the marine resources including interactions between aquaculture and the natural environment.
Monica F. Solberg is a senior research scientist in the Population genetics research group at the Institute of Marine Research, Norway. She focuses on topics related to introgression or escaped farmed salmon into wild populations.
Kevin A. Glover is a senior scientist and leads the Population Genetics Research Group at the Institute of Marine Research, Norway, and is also an adjunct professor at the Department of Biology, University of Bergen, Norway. He is interested in a wide variety of topics linked with genetics and the sustainable use of the marine resources including interactions between aquaculture and the natural environment.
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