Ten years lost at sea: response to Manel and Holderegger.

Manel and Holderegger [1] (hereafter MH) present a review of the methodological and conceptual advances that have occurred in the field of landscape genetics during the 10 years since the publication of Manel et al.’s [2] seminal review. MH proceed to discuss the future of the discipline, focusing on potential applications in terms of adaptation to global change and the conservation of natural resources. MH dedicate a section of their review to the progress made in the subfield of ‘seascape genetics’ [3].