Laura S. Weyrich

This study examines how industrialization affects the gut microbiome of domestic dogs across different lifestyles and finds that lifestyle is the strongest correlate of microbiome composition, with industrialization causing directional genus-level turnover and shifts in functional potential.

This study compares oral microbiomes of Ugandan hunter-gatherers and farmers with global populations, finding that geography and industrialization shape microbial diversity and composition.

This study uses paleogenomic and paleoclimatic data to reconstruct historical changes in coral holobiont composition linked to anthropogenic disturbances in a Caribbean reef.