Geographic variation in gene flow from a genetically distinct migratory ecotype drives population genetic structure of coastal Atlantic cod (<i>Gadus morhua</i> L.)
Bjoerghild Breistein(Norwegian Institute of Marine Research), Kevin A. Glover(University of Bergen), María Quintela(Norwegian Institute of Marine Research), Eva Farestveit(Norwegian Institute of Marine Research), Geir Dahle(University of Bergen), Kjell Harald Nedreaas(Norwegian Institute of Marine Research), Halvor Knutsen(Norwegian Institute of Marine Research), François Besnier(Norwegian Institute of Marine Research), Jon‐Ivar Westgaard(Norwegian Institute of Marine Research), Torild Johansen(Norwegian Institute of Marine Research), Per Erik Jorde(University of Oslo)
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