Malin L. Pinsky

Primary productivity declines when species composition and climate are mismatched

The paper examines how community-climate disequilibrium affects net primary productivity in rangeland ecosystems, finding that mismatched communities are less productive.

Contrasting patterns of seascape genetics in Acropora cf. tenuis and their symbiotic algae.

The paper examines genetic variation in Acropora cf. tenuis corals and their algal symbionts across a reefscape, finding contrasting dispersal patterns between hosts and symbionts.

Causal modelling reveals lower coral genetic diversity in more heterogenous reef environments

The paper uses causal modeling to show that habitat heterogeneity is linked to lower genetic diversity in corals, with species-specific and spatially varying effects.

Anthropocene genetic diversity loss in the marine tropics

This study compares genomic data from modern and museum specimens of two marine fish species in the Philippines, revealing significant genetic diversity loss and population size reductions over the past century.

Marine spatial planning to enhance coral adaptive potential

This study evaluates how marine protected area (MPA) network design affects coral adaptive potential by simulating eco-evolutionary processes under climate change scenarios.