Stephanie F. Hendricks

The paper examines how temperature and microbial exposure during embryogenesis influence larval microbiome assembly and morphology in sea urchins.

This study examines how coral genomes adapt and recover after a mass mortality event, showing host genetics influences survival and that allele frequency shifts are habitat-specific.

Selective breeding of corals from thermally distinct populations enhances heat tolerance, with larvae from warmer populations showing higher survival under heat stress.