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Dareon C. Rios

University of Guam

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David J. ComboschiD· 2 shared David R. BurdickiD· 2 shared Héctor TorradoiD· 2 shared S. M. E. LemeriD· 2 shared Bastian BentlageiD· 1 shared Crawford DruryiD· 1 shared Karim D. PrimoviD· 1 shared Laurie J. RaymundoiD· 1 shared

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Population genomics for coral reef restoration - a case study of staghorn corals in Micronesia

Dareon C. Rios, Héctor Torrado, S. M. E. Lemer, Crawford Drury, David R. Burdick, Laurie J. Raymundo, David J. Combosch

This study uses population genomics to guide coral reef restoration by analyzing genetic diversity and connectivity in staghorn corals in Micronesia, identifying key populations for conservation and restoration strategies.

Evolutionary Applications · Jun 1, 2025Peer-reviewedEvolutionary Biology

Evolutionary genomics of two co-occurring congeneric fore reef coral species on Guam (Mariana Islands).

Héctor Torrado, Dareon C. Rios, Karim D. Primov, David R. Burdick, Bastian Bentlage, Sarah Lemer, David J. Combosch

This study compares the population genetics of two sympatric coral species on Guam, finding differences in genetic diversity and structure linked to habitat and morphology.

Genome Biology and Evolution · Jan 1, 2025Peer-reviewedEvolutionary Biology