ArticleEvolutionary applications2026
The Chalk Streams of Southern England and Northern France Harbour Substantial Unique Components of the Overall Genetic Diversity of Atlantic Salmon (
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Populations of Atlantic salmon continue to suffer marked declines in abundance due to stressors acting in both their freshwater and marine habitats. It is therefore an imperative to identify populations in need of increased conservation intervention, with the aim of preserving as much as possible the genetic diversity present within the species. Previous microsatellite-based analyses have shown the chalk rivers of southern England and northern France to hold genetically distinct populations of salmon. However, these salmon populations have never been investigated in the same study. Using a suite of 93 single nucleotide polymorphism loci and samples from 42 British Isles and French rivers, we demonstrate the French and English chalk salmon to be closely related and confirm their distinction from salmon inhabiting non-chalk rivers. The identification of a small number of significant
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