Sarah Lemer

This study uses population genomics to guide coral reef restoration by analyzing genetic diversity and connectivity in staghorn corals in Micronesia, identifying key populations for conservation and restoration strategies.

This study uses the giant clam genome to show how long-term photosymbiosis has shaped genome architecture and gene evolution in metazoans.

This study compares the population genetics of two sympatric coral species on Guam, finding differences in genetic diversity and structure linked to habitat and morphology.

The paper uses genomic data to investigate genetic differentiation in Porites corals across contrasting reef habitats on Guam, finding seven clades with distinct habitat preferences.