36. MICHAEL-G.-G. FOREMAN
Information acquired: 2025
MICHAEL-G.-G. FOREMAN is an academic who published a paper in 2020 entitled Data from: Ocean circulation model predicts high genetic structure in a long-lived pelagic developer. MICHAEL-G.-G. FOREMAN published this work as part of a team: Sunday, Jennifer M.. Here is a description of this work: <,,b>,Abstract<,/b>,<,br/>,Understanding the movement of genes and individuals across marine seascapes is a long-standing challenge in marine ecology, and can inform our understanding of local adaptation, the persistence and movement of populations, and the spatial scale of effective management. Patterns of gene flow in the ocean are often inferred based on population genetic analyses coupled with knowledge of species' dispersive life histories. However, genetic structure is the result of time-integrated processes, and may not capture present-day connectivity between populations. Here we use a high-resolution oceanographic circulation model to predict larval dispersal along the complex coastline of western Canada that includes the transition between two well-studied zoogeographic provinces. We simulate disp.