Eric Sanford

The paper identifies abiotic and biotic drivers of local adaptation in dogwhelks and predicts future evolutionary responses to environmental changes.

This study examines how ocean acidification interacts with diet to affect survival and growth in two populations of red abalone, showing population-specific responses to environmental stress.

The paper uses genomic and morphological data from coastal dogwhelks to identify glacial refugia and their impact on population structure and shell morphology.

The paper examines spatial sorting and countergradient selection in fiddler crabs during range expansion, finding shorter pelagic larval durations at range edges linked to ocean warming and genetic change.

This study examines reproductive trait variation in a range-expanding marine gastropod, finding increased investment in fewer offspring at range edges, suggesting adaptive life-history changes.