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Research Zoologist and Curator of Corals @NMNH #CoralLab investigating coral evolution (and dabbling in deep-sea fish ecology)
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A global coral phylogeny reveals resilience and vulnerability through deep time - Nature

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By Claudia Francesca Vaga, Andrea Quattrini, Danwei Huang, Jarosław Stolarski, Stephen Cairns
| Nature Verified
Abstract Global climate change and its consequences for the symbiosis between corals and microalgae are impacting coral reefs worldwide—ecosystems that support more than one-quarter of marine species and sustain nearly one billion people1,2,3. Understanding how stony corals, the primary architects of both shallow and deep reef ecosystems, responded to past environmental challenges is key to predicting their future4.
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Do Chemosynthetic and Coral Communities Defy Deep‐Sea Ecological Paradigms?

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By Erik E. Cordes, Ryan Gasbarro, Andrea Quattrini, April Stabbins
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Aim Broad biodiversity patterns (e.g., the latitudinal diversity gradient) are cornerstones of ecology that are fundamental in understanding the distribution of life on the planet. In the deep sea, declining faunal abundance/biomass with depth and a mid-continental slope diversity maximum are among the most well-defined patterns. However, they have largely been tested with samples of sediment faunal communities.
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Uncovering the Evolutionary History in Lineage of Caribbean Octocorals: Phylogenomics Reveals Unrecognized Diversity in Eunicea 

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By Adriana Sarmiento, Iván Calixto-Botía, Andrea Quattrini, Tatiana Julio-Rodríguez
| MDPI
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