Profile
Research Interests
My research focuses on understanding how biodiversity arises and is maintained in marine invertebrates in the context of a changing environment, at the species, population, and individual levels. My work primarily focuses on mollusks, but I also work on other marine invertebrate taxa, such as scleractinian corals. To investigate the evolutionary processes driving marine biodiversity, I combine underwater fieldwork and museum collection samples. My analytical approaches include comparative phylogenomic, population genomics, functional genomics, and molecular ecology.
Projects
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Publications
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2026/01
Stoichiometric regulation of nitrogen and carbon fluxes in Acropora coral facing short-term stress of ammonium loading
Ecosphere, 1, 17
2025/09
Nautilus sex determination is unique among cephalopods
Current Biology, 18, 35
2025/06
Population Genomics for Coral Reef Restoration—A Case Study of Staghorn Corals in Micronesia
Evolutionary Applications, 6, 18
2025/05
Type genomics: a framework for integrating genomic data into biodiversity and taxonomic research
Systematic Biology, 6, 74
2025/03
Discovery of new montane crab (Brachyura: Sesarmidae: Sesarma Say, 1817) in Hispaniola highlights the impact of incumbent island biotas on colonization and diversification
Journal of Crustacean Biology, 1, 15
2025/03
Restoration innovation: Fusing microbial memories to engineer coral resilience
One earth, 3, 8
2025/02
Genomic Insights From Natural History Collections Reveal Cryptic Speciation in Coral Guard Crabs (Family: Trapeziidae)
Ecology and Evolution, 2, 15
2025/01
Evolutionary Genomics of Two Co-occurring Congeneric Fore Reef Coral Species on Guam (Mariana Islands)
Genome Biology and Evolution, 1, 17
2025/01
Comparative Genomics Points to Ecological Drivers of Genomic Divergence Among Intertidal Limpets
Molecular Ecology resources