Symbiodinium acquisition does not differ between coral life stages in the wild. École Normale Supérieure de Lyon France.
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The dinoflagellate-coral partnership influences the coral holobionts tolerance to thermal stress and bleaching.
Kate quigley coral. Kate Quigley is part of an Australian collaboration that aims to create corals that can survive warming ocean waters. I am currently leading the Reef Restoration and Adapation sub-program on Selective Breeding. MSc JCU - Gene expression of coral colour morphs 2010 Aurelie Guérécheau MSc.
Quigley Australian Institute of Marine Science PMB 3 Townsville Queensland 4810 Australia. Quigley Australian Institute of Marine Science PMB 3 Townsville QLD 4810 Australia. I am a Research Scientist at the Australian Institute of Marine Sciences in Townsville Australia.
These hybrids have already demonstrated remarkable resiliency to high water temperatures at the juvenile life stage inside the AIMS National Sea Simulator says reef restoration scientist Kate Quigley. During my PhD I used a quantitative genetic framework to quantify the extent to which the coral host determines the community structure of their Symbiodinium community in the early life stages of corals across different symbiont transmission modes and host reproductive strategies Quigley et al. Australian Institute of Marine Sciences.
Sort by citations Sort by year Sort by title. Kate is a postdoc in the lab of Madeleine van Oppen and Line Bay at Australian Institute of Marine Science Australia investigating the genomic mechanisms associated with population connectivity thermal tolerance and adaptation and resiliency of coral reef organisms. FACILITATING THE SPREAD OF ADAPTIVE VARIATION FOR CORAL REEF RESTORATIONKate M Quigley a Line K Bay a and Madeleine van Oppen a ba Aust.
However the comparative roles of host genetic versus environmental factors in determining the composition of this symbiosis are largely unknown. We do the same thing with the corals so they can withstand higher temperatures says Kate Quigley a researcher on reef restoration at Aims. Scientific Reports 2019 DOI.
Quigley K Torda G Bay L 2018 The use of juveniles or larvae settled in the field in coral restoration. Articles Cited by Public access. Transgenerational inheritance of shuffled symbiont communities in the coral Montipora digitata.
Kate continued on to a PhD at James Cook University and the Australian Institute of Marine Sciences where she is currently using quantitative genetics to understand the coral-dinoflagellate symbiosis. Bioenergetic modeling combined with physiological measurements of coral juveniles surface area and Symbiodiniaceae cell densities identified key periods of carbon limitation and nitrogen assimilation. Kate Green and Kate Quigley Australian Institute of Marine Science.
In particular working on assessing the feasibility of. My name is Kate M. Her team also works with enhancing the symbiont algae.
Dr Kate Quigley AIMS Project Summary The past two years have seen unprecedented coral bleaching on the GBR but the consequences on biodiversity and genetic diversity are not yet known. 2017a Quigley et al. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration NOAA.
Quigley I am a Research Scientist at the Australian Institute of Marine Sciences in Townsville Australia. In particular working on assessing the feasibility of Assisted Gene Flow on the Great Barrier Reef. Willis Carly D.
Here we quantify the heritability of the initial Symbiodinium communities for two broadcast-spawning corals with different symbiont. 2012 Kate Quigley MSc JCU - Detection of low abundance Symbiodinium 2012 James Tan PhD JCU - Growth and reproduction in corals 2011 Melissa Rocker MSc JCU - Symbiodinium types 2010 Laura Woodings. I am currently leading the Reef Restoration and Adapation sub-program on Selective Breeding.
Quigley K Baker A Coffroth M Willis B van Oppen M 2018 Chapter 6. Interpopulation breeding created significantly greater genetic diversity across the coral genome compared to breeding between populations and maintained diversity in key regions associated with heat tolerance. Verified email at myjcueduau.
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