Ariel Greiner

Life-history traits explain variation in the larval dispersal potential of corals

This study investigates how life-history traits influence larval dispersal in corals, finding that reproductive mode and colony morphology significantly affect larval settlement times.

Coral restoration is only practical when local human pressure levels are low

This study shows that coral restoration is effective only when local human pressures are low, requiring less intervention in such conditions.

Identifying Priority Stepping Stone Reefs to Maintain Global Networks of Connected Coral Reefs

The paper identifies key stepping stone reefs to maintain connectivity among climate refugia, ensuring 84,564km2 of refugia remain connected despite degradation of other reefs.

Allocating Limited Surveillance Effort for Outbreak Detection of Endemic Foot and Mouth Disease

This study evaluates three sentinel surveillance strategies for detecting FMD outbreaks in Turkey, finding that all methods detect more outbreaks than random sampling, with spatial and network connectivity methods performing similarly.