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Conservation Biol. Prof @Concordia. Fascinated by ecol, evol and genetics in small populations and fish, and how humans change them. Proud dad. Built to portage

Montréal, Québec
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Dylan Fraser
7 months
Our lab has PhD + MSc positions available in 2025 on the molecular or evolutionary ecology of fishes. Projects are part of long-term research programs and can combine molecular, field and/or common garden experiments. Come join a great team!.#brooktrout #walleye #laketrout
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Dylan Fraser
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This work was led by @Hyungbae_Jeon with collab from @AllomeDNA + @bk_gallagher and is part of a special issue tribute for the late Jeff Hutchings (. Jeff loved small popn biology and initiated research on this study system (#CapeRace) ~40 years ago.
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Dylan Fraser
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Our lab's latest genomic work on adaptive divergence and persistence of long-isolated #brooktrout populations with small effective popn sizes reveals hidden resilience in the evolutionary history of some species. #populationgenomics #wildlifeconservation
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Dylan Fraser
9 months
Our lab has a #molecular lab assistant position available for the next several months that we are looking to fill asap. Flexible hours, part- or full-time. Come join a great team and work on some super cool #fish #genomics projects! @IKGenFisheries @Concordia
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Dylan Fraser
1 year
RT @_shannon_clarke: Curious to know what effective population sizes looks like across the globe? Look no further! Out now in Molecular Eco….
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Dylan Fraser
2 years
RT @bk_gallagher: New paper (w/ Open Access): fine-scale demographic variation among brook trout populations in Cape Race NL generates a po….
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Dylan Fraser
2 years
RT @EvolAppJournal: For the love of fish, nature and people: A tribute to Professor Louis Bernatchez (1960–2023). O….
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Dylan Fraser
2 years
Species responses to #climatechange in #freshwater envts can be consistent in direction but vary substantially in magnitude even at #microgeographic scales due to the influence of #groundwater. Congrats to @bk_gallagher for finishing this important + supercool study! #brooktrout.
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Brian Gallagher
2 years
New paper (w/ Open Access): Groundwater creates vastly different thermal regimes across neighboring streams in Cape Race NL (most <3km apart), impacting phenology, growth, and exposure to warming in brook trout populations.
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Dylan Fraser
2 years
Salmon, trout + char aficionados! . At 1/100th the size of a typical #anadromous salmon, here are perhaps the world's smallest mature female #Atlanticsalmon (9-11cm, 10-20g, 15-30 eggs). They eke out a living in low order streams of #CapeRace, #Newfoundland (no access to sea)
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Dylan Fraser
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RT @IKGenFisheries: In close collaboration with members of the Cree Nation of Mistissini, our team (@Hyungbae_Jeon, @thefraserlab) has don….
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Dylan Fraser
2 years
Are u at #adaptfutures2023? Co-developing knowledge with #Indigenous communities for #fisheries #resilience: we are honoured to be sharing some of the @IKGenFisheries team's interdisciplinary insights today (session in room 518A, 14h00-15h30).
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Dylan Fraser
2 years
The field of molecular ecology + Canadian science have lost a giant today. Louis Bernatchez inspired many and was a tireless supporter of 100s of young researchers over 4 decades of his highly distinguished career. Thanks for being such a great academic dad to many of us Louis
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Dylan Fraser
2 years
New preprint: A global assessment of effective population sizes highlights consistent taxonomic differences in meeting the 50/500 rule, and reduced Ne in many areas with greater human footprint. Led by @_shannon_clarke + super team @Concordia @DalhousieU
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Dylan Fraser
2 years
RT @IKGenFisheries: We had an amazing week talking with Elders and community members of the Cree Nation of Mistissini. Thankful for the kno….
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Dylan Fraser
2 years
This work was led by @AnglerEli as part of her PhD @Concordia, in collab. with @ericJpedersen. It expands on a large, open access database of pop gen diversity from published studies and literature synthesis in the following papers:
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Motivation Theory describing biodiversity gradients has focused on species richness with less conceptual synthesis outlining expectations for intraspecific diversity gradients, that is, broad-scale...
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Dylan Fraser
2 years
Our #macrogenetic assessment of pop genetic diversity across🌎is out!.-Spatial hot + coldspots largely unrelated to latitude.-Discordance btw gen diversity + species richness.-Only some links with envtal factors; taxonomic diffs.-Nature is complicated!.
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Dylan Fraser
2 years
Congrats to @Ichtyologie + D Glaser for leading this challenging field experiment. This research was part of an @NSERC_CRSNG Strategic Project in collaboration with @ParksCanada (#Banff, #Yoho, #Kootenay NPs), Alberta Environment Parks, @concordia, @UQAM and @UCalgary. 🐟🐟.
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Dylan Fraser
2 years
Experimental size-selective harvesting on wild #brooktrout reveals #population variation in responses to harvest. More risk + uncertainty when harvesting pops with larger + more varied body sizes than smaller-bodied pops with less range in body size
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Dylan Fraser
2 years
RT @eenork: Can genomics help? YES. Even one genome from one individual per species provides prelim assessment of extinction risk. Importan….
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Species persistence can be influenced by the amount, type, and distribution of diversity across the genome, suggesting a potential relationship between historical demography and resilience. In this...
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