Eva C. Enders

This study compares walleye populations in degraded and non-degraded lakes, finding that young-of-the-year grow faster in degraded lakes due to abundant zooplankton, but adult mortality compromises population stability.

This study examines how high temperature and low dissolved oxygen affect lake trout's thermal tolerance and cellular stress response through transcriptomic analysis of gill, liver, and mucus tissues.

The paper examines how behavioural responses to acute warming in Brook Trout precede shifts in cellular and physiological thermal stress responses, identifying a potential link between behavioural avoidance and transcriptome changes.

The paper uses RNA sequencing to analyze genetic variation in walleye from Lake Winnipeg, finding low population divergence and latitudinal transcript variation, suggesting a connected metapopulation for conservation management.