Véronique J. L. Mocellin

This study shows that three-way admixture in corals leads to parallel genetic differentiation and adaptive introgression in specific regions of the Great Barrier Reef.

This study examines genetic connectivity and diversity of corals and their algal symbionts across the Western Pacific, revealing distinct population structures and adaptive potential.

The paper introduces a method to track coral individuals and their offspring over time using CRISPR-Cas9 genetic barcodes and eDNA metabarcoding.

The paper quantifies heat tolerance variation in a coral species complex and identifies environmental, host, and symbiont genomic predictors of thermal thresholds.

The paper quantifies thermal tolerance variation in Acropora spathulata corals across the Great Barrier Reef and finds widespread phenotypic variation and environmental predictors of heat tolerance.