A. De Roos

Density-dependent effects of mortality on the optimal body size of a habitat shift: Why smaller is better despite increased mortality risk?

The paper investigates how size-selective mortality in a rich feeding habitat affects the optimal timing of an ontogenetic habitat shift and the optimal body size.

Environmental change effects on life history traits and population dynamics of anadromous fishes

This study examines how environmental changes impact anadromous fish populations by altering life history traits and population dynamics through theoretical modeling.

Low marine food levels mitigate high migration costs in anadromous populations

The paper finds that low marine food levels can benefit anadromous fish populations by reducing migration costs, counterintuitively mitigating extinction risks.