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This research project examines how exposure to endocrine active chemicals (EACs) affects evolutionary processes in fish populations. Using quantitative genetics, it aims to assess genetic variation and selection responses to these contaminants, ultimately informing risk management strategies for environmental health.
The research outlined in this proposal investigates the potential for exposure to endocrine active chemicals (EACs) to influence evolutionary processes within fish populations.
The EACs are globally recognised as a prevalent group of environmental contaminants that are known to induce reproductive abnormalities in a range of vertebrates.
Although the impact of exposure to these chemicals is well documented, at the level of the individual, it is not yet clear how, or if, these contaminants have t…
UNIVERSITY OF PORTSMOUTH HIGHER EDUCATION CORPORATION
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