Amber Stubler

Occidental College

Affiliations

Biology

The College

Comparative Studies in Literature and Culture

Gender, Women, & Sexuality Studies

John Branca Institute for Music

Department Of Political Science

Occidental College

Vantuna Research Group

NoneAmber Stubler is currently serving as a Biology faculty at Occidental College.

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Amber Stubler

Occidental College

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ecology marine biology marine ecology oceanography environmental science climate change coral reefs evolutionary biology ocean acidification landscape ecology microbial ecology aquatic ecosystems marine pollution vegetation science marine environments jamaican coral reefs social sciences research ethics microbiome nutrition global ecology planetary change strategic studies applied ecology ecohydrology reproductive biology molecular ecology coastal management wildlife aquatic conservation coastal conservation fish biology environmental microbiology marine chemistry vertebrate paleontology peer review climate change effects biological oceanography climate change adaptation environmental biology nutrient cycles seagrass terrestrial ecology ecosystem functioning genetic diversity plant ecology estuaries wildlife ecology nutrient bioavailability nutrient stoichiometry trace metals marine biodiversity morphological evidence paleoenvironmental reconstruction global change impacts marine ecosystem-based management eutrophication underrepresented groups unprofessional peer reviews sponge-loop hypothesis coral reef sponges water temperature metabolite biosynthesis microbiome composition hermatypic coral cliona varians sponge erosion dead coral differential impacts nitrogen-rich groundwater intrusion future directions genetic degradation

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Gastropod Morphometrics From the Cosman Shell Collection, With a Focus on the Region of Waianae, Oahu, Hawaii, USA. Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) (2026)

paleoenvironmental reconstructionbiologymorphologyvertebrate paleontologymarine biodiversitymorphological evidencepaleontologygastropod morphometricscosman shell collectionmorphology (biology)evolutionary biologyzoologymarine biology

With or Without Nutrients, Sponges Are Boring: No Effect of Inorganic Nutrients on Clionaid Sponge Bioerosion of Carbonate Substrate. Marine Pollution Bulletin (2024)

Amber D StublerMadison SardineJohn M CarrollChristopher M Finelli

bioremediationmarine environmentsmarine chemistryenvironmental sciencenutrient bioavailabilitybiomolecular engineeringcarbonate substratebotanymarine pollutionenvironmental chemistrymarine ecologyenvironmental microbiologynutrient stoichiometryfish biologyclionaid sponge bioerosiontrace metalsecologyinorganic nutrientsmicrobial ecologymarine biology

Comparative Transcriptomics Reveals Altered Species Interaction Between the Bioeroding Sponge Cliona Varians and the Coral Porites Furcata Under Ocean Acidification. Molecular Ecology (2022)

Melissa B. DeBiasseAmber D. StublerMorgan W. Kelly

ecologymolecular ecologymolecular biologyocean acidificationevolutionary biologymarine biology

Effect of Ocean Acidification on a Sponge-Coral Species Interaction. Figshare (2022)

Melissa DeBiasseAmber StublerMorgan Kelly

oceanographycoral reefsecologymarine ecologysponge-coral species interactionocean acidificationclimate changemarine biology

Climate Change, Ocean Acidification and Sponges: Impacts Across Multiple Levels of Organization. Edited by José Luis Carballo and James J. Bell. Cham (Switzerland) and New York: Springer. $199.99. VIII + 452 P.; Ill.; No Index. Isbn: 978-3-319-59007-3 (Hc); 978-3-319-59008-0 (Eb). 2017.. The Quarterly Review of Biology (2020)

oceanographymarine environmentsglobal changeenvironmental scienceecologymarine ecosystem-based managementmarine systemsglobal change impactsocean sciencesocean acidificationclimate changemarine biologynew york

Rough Around the Edges: Lessons Learned and Future Directions in Marine Edge Effects Studies. Current Landscape Ecology Reports (2019)

John M. CarrollDanielle A. KellerBradley T. FurmanAmber D. Stubler

oceanographyfuture directionslandscape ecologyecology

Testing the Relationship Between Microbiome Composition and Flux of Carbon and Nutrients in Caribbean Coral Reef Sponges. Microbiome (2019)

Shelby E. GanttSteven E. McMurrayAmber D. StublerChristopher M. FinelliJoseph R. PawlikPatrick M. Erwin

ecologymicrobiomenutritionmicrobial ecologycoral reefsmicrobiome composition

The Potential Use of Seagrass Herbivory Patterns as an Indicator of Herbivore Community Change After Tropical Marine Protected Area Establishment. Gulf and Caribbean Research (2019)

John M. CarrollAmber D. StublerChristopher M. FinelliBradley J. Peterson

wildlifeenvironmental sciencelandscape ecologycoral reefsclimate changeconservation biologyseagrass herbivory patternsmarine ecologyvegetation scienceconservation sciencewildlife ecologyherbivore community changecoastal managementtropical marineevolutionary biologyoceanographyecologycoastal conservationmarine biologyaquatic conservation

Unprofessional Peer Reviews Disproportionately Harm Underrepresented Groups in Stem. PeerJ (2019)

Nyssa J. SilbigerAmber D. Stubler

research ethicspeer reviewunderrepresented groupssocial sciencesunprofessional peer reviews

A Test of the Sponge-Loop Hypothesis for Emergent Caribbean Reef Sponges. Marine Ecology Progress Series (2018)

SE McMurrayAD StublerPM ErwinCM FinelliJR Pawlik

marine biologysponge-loop hypothesismarine ecologyecology