Current Researches on Genetic Polymorphisms in Fish

Dear Colleagues,

As crucial components of aquatic ecosystems, the genetic polymorphisms in fish directly impact the sustainability of fisheries resources and have far-reaching implications for ecological balance and economic development. Through in-depth studies on the genetic polymorphisms in fish, we aim to better understand the genetic variations among different populations, optimize cultured species, and comprehend the effects of environmental changes on these organisms. In this issue, we will explore the diversity within fish genomes and the latest research findings in population genetics, resource management, germplasms identification, environmental adaptability, ecological evolution, and the improvement of cultured species. This special issue presents a series of outstanding research papers, reviews, and case studies covering a broad spectrum from fundamental science to practical applications.

Highlights:

In-depth analysis of the latest research trends in genetic polymorphisms in fish.

Exploration of the functions and mechanisms of genetic polymorphisms in the genetic adaptation and evolution of fish.

Emphasis on fish population genetics and its applications in resource management and conservation.

Comprehensive understanding of the application of emerging technologies in genetic polymorphism research in fish.

Dr. Haiyang Liu
Dr.Xiu Feng
Guest Editors

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• population genetics
• resource management
• germplasms identification
• environmental adaptability
• ecological evolution