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Cory Krediet

Associate Professor

Eckerd College

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Marine Science

Cory Krediet is currently serving as a Marine Science Associate Professor at Eckerd College.

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Eckerd College

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marine biology microbiology coral reefs ecology biology applied microbiology climate change marine biota pathogens invertebrate pathology marine systems marine ecology evolutionary biology microbial pathogenesis microbial ecology microorganisms environmental microbiology pathogenic bacteria oceanography marine biotechnology virulence factors infection control photosynthesis harmful algae microbiological degradation serratia marcescens opportunistic pathogen fish biology gut microbes cell research biomedical analysis plant physiology global ecology avian biology mammalian biology ornithology mucosal immunology dysbiosis cell culture trophic impact trophic transfer plant biology abiotic stress intermediate host medical microbiology cyanobacteria algal product phycology algal biology algal cultivation inquiry-based learning student learning host specificity marine biodiversity biological oceanography microbial physiology extremophiles osmotic stress plastic degradation reproduction response thwarting diseases coral-associated micro-organisms coral health photosynthetic activity signaling-mediated cross-talk modulates biofilm formation heat stress coral mucus thwart colonization symbiodinium cells accurate counts guava flow cytometer glucose-induced trophic shift molecular consequences physiology symbiosis marine science molecular biology

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Immune Gene Expression as a Biomarker for Predicting Restoration Success in the Branching Coral Acropora Cervicornis. Research Square (Research Square) (2025)

geneticsimmune gene expressioncoral reefsmarine biologymarine systemsrestoration successbiologymarine ecologymolecular ecologygene expressioninvertebrate pathology

Reproductive Trade-Offs in Caribbean Corals: Plasticity Accelerates While Fragmentation Delays Sexual Maturity. (2025)

reproductive trade-offscoral reefsmarine biologyplasticity acceleratesmarine systemsecology evolutionreproduction responsecaribbean coralsbiologyecology and evolutionary biologyevolutionary ecologymarine ecologyecology

Holobiont-Level Responses to Elevated Temperature and Reduced Ph in Aiptasia. Bulletin of Marine Science (2024)

hydrobiologiamicrobial ecologyosmotic stressbioenergeticsbiologyphysiologyelevated temperatureextremophilesmicrobial physiologysymbiosismicroorganisms

Photosynthesis and Other Factors Affecting the Establishment and Maintenance of Cnidarian–Dinoflagellate Symbiosis. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences (2024)

Cawa TranGabriel R. RosenfieldPhillip A. ClevesCory J. KredietMaitri R. PaulSophie ClowezArthur R. GrossmanJohn R. Pringle

marine biologybiologyevolutionary biologyphotosynthesiscnidarian-dinoflagellate symbiosisecologysymbiosis

Molecular Insights Into the Darwin Paradox of Coral Reefs From the Sea Anemone Aiptasia. Science Advances (2023)

Guoxin CuiMigle K. KonciuteLorraine LingLuke EsauJean-Baptiste RainaBaoda HanOctavio R. SalazarJason S. PresnellNils RädeckerHuawen ZhongJessica MenziesPhillip A. ClevesYi Jin LiewCory J. KredietVal SawiccyMaha J. CziesielskiPaul GuagliardoJeremy BougoureMathieu PerniceHeribert HirtChristian R. VoolstraVirginia M. WeisJohn R. PringleManuel Aranda

geneticsmarine biologymolecular sciencedarwin paradoxsea anemone aiptasiaevolutionary biologymolecular ecologymolecular biologyscience advanceclimate changemolecular insights

Evidence for Adaptive Morphological Plasticity in the Caribbean Coral, Acropora Cervicornis. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2022)

Wyatt C. MillionMaria RuggeriSibelle O’DonnellErich BartelsTrinity ConnCory J. KredietCarly D. Kenkel

oceanographymorphology (biology)marine biologycoral reefscaribbean coraladaptive morphological plasticityevolutionary biologymorphologyenvironmental scienceecologyclimate change

Host-Specific Epibiomes of Distinct Acropora Cervicornis Genotypes Persist After Field Transplantation. Coral Reefs (2022)

Emily G. AguirreWyatt C. MillionErich BartelsCory J. KredietCarly D. Kenkel

field transplantationmarine biologyhost-specific epibiomesimmunologyevolutionary biologyhost specificity

Long-Term Maintenance of a Heterologous Symbiont Association in Acropora Palmata on Natural Reefs. The ISME Journal (2022)

Holland ElderWyatt C MillionErich BartelsCory J KredietErinn M MullerCarly D Kenkel

oceanographysymbiosiscoral reefsmarine biologyevolutionary biologymarine ecologynatural reefsecologyclimate changelong-term maintenance

Insights Into Coral Bleaching Under Heat Stress From Analysis of Gene Expression in a Sea Anemone Model System. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2020)

Phillip A. ClevesCory J. KredietErik M. LehnertMasayuki OnishiJohn R. Pringle

biophysicsoceanographymarine biologyevolutionary biologymarine ecologygene expressionecologyclimate changeheat stress

Student‐Generated Pre‐Exam Questions is an Effective Tool for Participatory Learning: A Case Study From Ecology of Waterborne Pathogens Course. Journal of Food Science Education (2018)

learning sciencespre‐exam questionsexperiential learningeducational strategiesinquiry-based learningwaterborne pathogens courseeducational assessmentenvironmental educationeducationpublic healthparticipatory learningstudent learning

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Cory Krediet

Associate Professor

Eckerd College

Affiliations

Marine Science

Cory Krediet is currently serving as a Marine Science Associate Professor at Eckerd College.

Honors

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Cory Krediet

Eckerd College

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Immune Gene Expression as a Biomarker for Predicting Restoration Success in the Branching Coral Acropora Cervicornis. Research Square (Research Square) (2025)

geneticsimmune gene expressioncoral reefsmarine biologymarine systemsrestoration successbiologymarine ecologymolecular ecologygene expressioninvertebrate pathology

Reproductive Trade-Offs in Caribbean Corals: Plasticity Accelerates While Fragmentation Delays Sexual Maturity. (2025)

Holobiont-Level Responses to Elevated Temperature and Reduced Ph in Aiptasia. Bulletin of Marine Science (2024)

hydrobiologiamicrobial ecologyosmotic stressbioenergeticsbiologyphysiologyelevated temperatureextremophilesmicrobial physiologysymbiosismicroorganisms

Photosynthesis and Other Factors Affecting the Establishment and Maintenance of Cnidarian–Dinoflagellate Symbiosis. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences (2024)

Cawa TranGabriel R. RosenfieldPhillip A. ClevesCory J. KredietMaitri R. PaulSophie ClowezArthur R. GrossmanJohn R. Pringle

marine biologybiologyevolutionary biologyphotosynthesiscnidarian-dinoflagellate symbiosisecologysymbiosis

Molecular Insights Into the Darwin Paradox of Coral Reefs From the Sea Anemone Aiptasia. Science Advances (2023)

geneticsmarine biologymolecular sciencedarwin paradoxsea anemone aiptasiaevolutionary biologymolecular ecologymolecular biologyscience advanceclimate changemolecular insights

Evidence for Adaptive Morphological Plasticity in the Caribbean Coral, Acropora Cervicornis. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2022)

Wyatt C. MillionMaria RuggeriSibelle O’DonnellErich BartelsTrinity ConnCory J. KredietCarly D. Kenkel

oceanographymorphology (biology)marine biologycoral reefscaribbean coraladaptive morphological plasticityevolutionary biologymorphologyenvironmental scienceecologyclimate change

Host-Specific Epibiomes of Distinct Acropora Cervicornis Genotypes Persist After Field Transplantation. Coral Reefs (2022)

Emily G. AguirreWyatt C. MillionErich BartelsCory J. KredietCarly D. Kenkel

field transplantationmarine biologyhost-specific epibiomesimmunologyevolutionary biologyhost specificity

Long-Term Maintenance of a Heterologous Symbiont Association in Acropora Palmata on Natural Reefs. The ISME Journal (2022)

Holland ElderWyatt C MillionErich BartelsCory J KredietErinn M MullerCarly D Kenkel

oceanographysymbiosiscoral reefsmarine biologyevolutionary biologymarine ecologynatural reefsecologyclimate changelong-term maintenance

Insights Into Coral Bleaching Under Heat Stress From Analysis of Gene Expression in a Sea Anemone Model System. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2020)

Phillip A. ClevesCory J. KredietErik M. LehnertMasayuki OnishiJohn R. Pringle

biophysicsoceanographymarine biologyevolutionary biologymarine ecologygene expressionecologyclimate changeheat stress

Student‐Generated Pre‐Exam Questions is an Effective Tool for Participatory Learning: A Case Study From Ecology of Waterborne Pathogens Course. Journal of Food Science Education (2018)

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