Catheline Y. M. Froehlich

The paper analyzes genomic changes in coral-dwelling gobies after climatic disturbances, finding genetic bottlenecks and extirpations in some species.

This study reclassifies Amphiprion polymnus as a host generalist by analyzing its host associations, behavior, and diet, resolving conflicting prior findings.

The paper identifies cryptic species in the sea anemone Entacmaea quadricolor and suggests it may be undergoing adaptive radiation in response to clownfish symbiosis.

This study investigates clownfish color patterns and finds that specialists and generalists have distinct ecological and adaptive functions linked to their anemone hosts.

The paper uses stable isotope analysis to show that co-occurring crustacean symbionts in a marine mutualism have distinct trophic niches, supporting niche theory over neutral theory.

This paper develops a framework to assess social variation in coral gobies across ecological factors, finding that environmental disturbances reduce sociality and group living.