Kate M. Quigley

The paper examines transcriptomic responses to heat stress in coral recruits from thermally distinct broodstock, finding conserved stress-response pathways and limited genetic differentiation.

The paper examines how thermal history and heat stress influence Symbiodiniaceae diversity in Porites corals across a reef, finding higher thermotolerant symbiont prevalence in areas with more heat stress.

This study tests assisted gene flow in corals during a marine heatwave, finding AGF offspring had 4x greater survival odds than controls and 2x greater than northern juveniles.

Selective breeding of corals from thermally distinct populations enhances heat tolerance, with larvae from warmer populations showing higher survival under heat stress.

The paper quantifies heritability of Symbiodinium communities in two corals with different transmission modes, finding host genetic influence varies between species.