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BRIAN S. WYSOR

Roger Williams University

NoneBrian S. Wysor is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences faculty at Roger Williams University.

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Roger Williams University

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biology ecology evolutionary biology systematics phylogenetics phycology molecular evolution molecular ecology algal biology marine biology marine biodiversity genetics marine ecology plant taxonomy evolutionary taxonomies botany biogeography biodiversity phylogenomics oceanography systematic palaeontology coastal research environmental dna taxonomy (biology) morphology (biology) systematic entomology ima fungus plant science algal research marine environments annotated list applied phycology ocean sciences harmful algae zoology dna barcoding plant diversity plant biodiversity phylogeny comparison phytoplankton ecology zoological taxonomy marine chlorophyta caribbean coast integrative plant biology molecular plant-microbe interactions marine micropaleontology fungal evolution molecular diversity phylogenetic methods fungal systematics biological oceanography comparative genomics zoogeography natural diversity biodiversity conservation nature conservation molecular phylogeny dna taxonomy boodlea complex algorithmic species delimitation barcoding gap central america morphological diversity brown seaweeds global biogeography clade-specific evolutionary processes evidence from reproduction phylogenetic position monophyletic clade

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Dna Barcoding of Red Algae From Bocas Del Toro, Panamá, With a Description of Gracilaria Bocatorensis Sp. Nov. and G. Dreckmannii Sp. Nov. (Gracilariales, Gracilariaceae). Diversity (2025)

red algaeenvironmental dnaplant taxonomygenomicsmolecular ecologybiologyphylogeneticssystematicsdna barcodingalgal biologymolecular evolutionphylogenomicsgracilaria bocatorensis spgenetics

Rhodolith Diversity in Panama: A Baseline for Future Research and Conservation Actions. Diversity (2025)

conservation actionsnatural diversityrhodolith diversityconservation scienceaquatic conservationenvironmental sciencebiodiversitymarine biodiversitygeographybiodiversity conservationnature conservationecologybiogeographybiological conservationconservation biologyfuture research

A Molecular-Informed Species Inventory of the Order Ceramiales (Rhodophyta) in the Narragansett Bay Area (Rhode Island and Massachusetts), USA. Diversity (2024)

rhode islandenvironmental dnazoologyzoological taxonomyorder ceramialesbiodiversitymarine biodiversitybiologyzoogeographysystematicspaleobiologytaxonomy (biology)molecular-informed species inventorymarine biologyecologybiogeographyecology and evolutionary biologyevolutionary taxonomies

Application of Environmental Dna Metabarcoding to Differentiate Algal Communities by Littoral Zonation and Detect Unreported Algal Species. Phycology (2024)

Sergei BombinAndrei BombinBrian WysorJuan M. Lopez-Bautista

environmental dnaenvironmental sciencealgal communitiesphycologylittoral zonation

Global Biogeography and Diversification of a Group of Brown Seaweeds (Phaeophyceae) Driven by Clade‐Specific Evolutionary Processes. Journal of Biogeography (2021)

Christophe VieiraFrédérique SteenSofie D’hondtQuinten BafortLennert TybergheinCindy Fernandez‐GarcíaBrian WysorAna TronholmLydiane MattioClaude PayriHiroshi KawaiGary SaundersFrederik LeliaertHeroen VerbruggenOlivier De Clerck

global biogeographymarine biodiversitybiodiversitybiogeographybrown seaweedsecologyclade-specific evolutionary processes

Assessment of Littoral Algal Diversity From the Northern Gulf of Mexico Using Environmental Dna Metabarcoding. Journal of Phycology (2020)

Sergei BombinBrian WysorJuan M. Lopez‐Bautista

environmental dna metabarcodingnorthern gulfenvironmental sciencelittoral algal diversitymarine ecologyphycologymarine biologyecologyalgal biology

Molecular Assisted Identification Reveals Hidden Red Algae Diversity From the Burica Peninsula, Pacific Panama. Diversity (2017)

David FreshwaterJennifer IdolSeth ParhamCindy Fernández-GarcíaNoemi LeónPaul GabrielsonBrian Wysor

oceanographypacific panamabiodiversitymolecular ecologyred algae diversitymolecular biologyalgal biologymarine ecologymarine biologyecologyburica peninsula

Dna-Assisted Identification of Caulerpa (Caulerpaceae, Chlorophyta) Reduces Species Richness Estimates for the Eastern Tropical Pacific. Phytotaxa (2016)

environmental dnaplant biodiversitytropical plant pathologybiodiversitybotanybiologymolecular ecologybiological invasionsplant diversityeastern tropical pacificphycologydna-assisted identificationspecies richness estimatesecologyplant science

Molecular and Morphological Diversity of Narragansett Bay ( Ri, USA ) Ulva (Ulvales, Chlorophyta) Populations. Journal of Phycology (2013)

Michele GuidoneCarol ThornberBrian WysorCharles J. O'Kelly

morphological diversitypopulation biologymolecular diversityplant biodiversityplant sciencebotanymolecular ecologyplant diversitymolecular biologyevolutionary biologyphycologyalgal biologymolecular evolutionpopulation geneticsgenetics

Revision of the Genus Ulvella (Ulvellaceae, Ulvophyceae) Based on Morphology and Tufa Gene Sequences of Species in Culture, With Acrochaete and Pringsheimiella Placed in Synonymy. Phycologia (2013)

fungal systematicsplant taxonomysystematic entomologyfungussystematics (systems theory)ima fungusbotanybiologyphylogeneticssystematic palaeontologysystematicstaxonomy (biology)evolutionary biologymolecular evolutiongeneticsevolutionary taxonomies

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BRIAN S. WYSOR

Roger Williams University

NoneBrian S. Wysor is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences faculty at Roger Williams University.

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Roger Williams University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Dna Barcoding of Red Algae From Bocas Del Toro, Panamá, With a Description of Gracilaria Bocatorensis Sp. Nov. and G. Dreckmannii Sp. Nov. (Gracilariales, Gracilariaceae). Diversity (2025)

red algaeenvironmental dnaplant taxonomygenomicsmolecular ecologybiologyphylogeneticssystematicsdna barcodingalgal biologymolecular evolutionphylogenomicsgracilaria bocatorensis spgenetics

Rhodolith Diversity in Panama: A Baseline for Future Research and Conservation Actions. Diversity (2025)

A Molecular-Informed Species Inventory of the Order Ceramiales (Rhodophyta) in the Narragansett Bay Area (Rhode Island and Massachusetts), USA. Diversity (2024)

Application of Environmental Dna Metabarcoding to Differentiate Algal Communities by Littoral Zonation and Detect Unreported Algal Species. Phycology (2024)

Sergei BombinAndrei BombinBrian WysorJuan M. Lopez-Bautista

environmental dnaenvironmental sciencealgal communitiesphycologylittoral zonation

Global Biogeography and Diversification of a Group of Brown Seaweeds (Phaeophyceae) Driven by Clade‐Specific Evolutionary Processes. Journal of Biogeography (2021)

global biogeographymarine biodiversitybiodiversitybiogeographybrown seaweedsecologyclade-specific evolutionary processes

Assessment of Littoral Algal Diversity From the Northern Gulf of Mexico Using Environmental Dna Metabarcoding. Journal of Phycology (2020)

Sergei BombinBrian WysorJuan M. Lopez‐Bautista

environmental dna metabarcodingnorthern gulfenvironmental sciencelittoral algal diversitymarine ecologyphycologymarine biologyecologyalgal biology

Molecular Assisted Identification Reveals Hidden Red Algae Diversity From the Burica Peninsula, Pacific Panama. Diversity (2017)

David FreshwaterJennifer IdolSeth ParhamCindy Fernández-GarcíaNoemi LeónPaul GabrielsonBrian Wysor

oceanographypacific panamabiodiversitymolecular ecologyred algae diversitymolecular biologyalgal biologymarine ecologymarine biologyecologyburica peninsula

Dna-Assisted Identification of Caulerpa (Caulerpaceae, Chlorophyta) Reduces Species Richness Estimates for the Eastern Tropical Pacific. Phytotaxa (2016)

Molecular and Morphological Diversity of Narragansett Bay ( Ri, USA ) Ulva (Ulvales, Chlorophyta) Populations. Journal of Phycology (2013)

Michele GuidoneCarol ThornberBrian WysorCharles J. O'Kelly

Revision of the Genus Ulvella (Ulvellaceae, Ulvophyceae) Based on Morphology and Tufa Gene Sequences of Species in Culture, With Acrochaete and Pringsheimiella Placed in Synonymy. Phycologia (2013)

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