Margaret W. Miller

The CoralAssist Plug (CAP) improves outplant success of sexually propagated corals by enhancing survivorship and reducing labor costs through its design features.

The paper assesses genetic diversity and relatedness in sexually produced coral offspring to inform restoration strategies.

This study shows that excluding large grazers using deterrents significantly improves survival and growth of outplanted juvenile corals.

The paper tests artificial substrates with local alkalinity enhancement to improve survivorship of early-stage coral recruits under reef-like conditions.

This study examines how sediment source and dose affect the survival and settlement of Orbicella faveolata larvae, finding that port sediments cause more harm than reef sediments, even at lower doses.

The paper analyzes transcriptomic responses of Acropora palmata and its symbionts to disease exposure, finding consistent innate immune gene expression despite yearly disease variability.