Casey P terHorst
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Khadempour L, Rivas Quijano L, terHorst C
Ecol Evol
. 2023 Feb;
12(8):e9207.
PMID: 36761176
The use of ever-advancing sequencing technologies has revealed incredible biodiversity at the microbial scale, and yet we know little about the ecological interactions in these communities. For example, in the...
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McIlroy S, terHorst C, Teece M, Coffroth M
Microbiome
. 2022 Nov;
10(1):192.
PMID: 36336686
Background: Symbionts provide a variety of reproductive, nutritional, and defensive resources to their hosts, but those resources can vary depending on symbiont community composition. As genetic techniques open our eyes...
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Cuellar-Gempeler C, terHorst C, Mason O, Miller T
Ecology
. 2022 Nov;
104(4):e3912.
PMID: 36335567
The spatial distribution of predators can affect both the distribution and diversity of their prey. Therefore, differences in predator dispersal ability that affect their spatial distribution, could also affect prey...
4.
Moffat J, Coffroth M, Wallingford P, terHorst C
Sci Rep
. 2022 Nov;
12(1):18394.
PMID: 36319835
As coral reefs face warming oceans and increased coral bleaching, a whitening of the coral due to loss of microalgal endosymbionts, the possibility of evolutionary rescue offers some hope for...
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terHorst C, Coffroth M
Ecol Evol
. 2022 Jul;
12(6):e9000.
PMID: 35784077
In many cases, understanding species' responses to climate change requires understanding variation among individuals in response to such change. For species with strong symbiotic relationships, such as many coral reef...
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Lau J, terHorst C
Ann N Y Acad Sci
. 2019 Aug;
1476(1):43-58.
PMID: 31441072
Evolution in nature occurs in the proverbial tangled bank. The species interactions characterizing this tangled bank can be strongly affected by global change and can also influence the fitness and...
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Bayliss S, Scott Z, Coffroth M, terHorst C
Ecol Evol
. 2019 Mar;
9(5):2803-2813.
PMID: 30891218
Symbionts within the family are important on coral reefs because they provide significant amounts of carbon to many different reef species. The breakdown of this mutualism that occurs as a...
8.
Fleischer S, terHorst C, Li J
J Theor Biol
. 2018 Aug;
456:201-212.
PMID: 30099079
In recent decades, myriad studies have explored the population dynamics of coevolving populations of predator and prey. A variety of choices are made in these models: exponential or logistic prey...
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terHorst C, Wirth C, Lau J
Oecologia
. 2018 Jun;
188(1):159-171.
PMID: 29943143
Mutualists may play an important role in invasion success. The ability to take advantage of novel mutualists or survive and reproduce despite a lack of mutualists may facilitate invasion by...
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Getman-Pickering Z, terHorst C, Magnoli S, Lau J
Oecologia
. 2018 May;
188(1):203-212.
PMID: 29802448
Species invading new habitats experience novel selection pressures that can lead to rapid evolution, which may contribute to invasion success and/or increased impact on native community members. Many studies have...