Our paper is out, which finds the genetic basis of traits underpinning very rapid ecological expansion in a whitefish species and shows how fish biodiversity can recover after pollution clean-up. These findings demonstrate the potential of functional diversity to re-emerge rapidly following habitat restoration. However, this potential for recovery is likely contingent on genetic architecture, ecological context, and evolutionary history. Jacobs, A., M. Carruthers, R. Eckmann, E. Yohannes, C. E. Adams, J. Behrmann-Godel, and K. R. Elmer, 2018 Rapid niche expansion by reuse of genetic material after ecosystem recovery . Nature Ecology and Evolution online early: 1-13. See our 'behind the scenes' post here A full-text view-only version is available with SharedIt at: https://rdcu.be/bcmD6 This paper is highlighted by the University of Glasgow Media Office News at https://www.gla.ac.uk/news/headline_624145_en.html **** Press release **** Scientists find clu...