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Ernesto Weil

University of Puerto Rico--Mayaguez

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College of Arts and Sciences

Caribbean Coral Reef Institute (Ccri)

Department Of Diagnostic And Biomedical Sciences

Institute Of Marine Biology

Laboratory Of Bio-Optical Oceanography

Laboratory Of Marine Genomic Biodiversity

University of Puerto Rico--Mayaguez

NoneErnesto Weil is currently serving as a Caribbean Coral Reef Institute (Ccri) faculty at University of Puerto Rico--Mayaguez.

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Ernesto Weil

University of Puerto Rico--Mayaguez

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marine biology coral reefs ecology marine ecology biology marine systems oceanography environmental science climate change aquatic ecosystems marine pollution marine environments biodiversity puerto rico microbiology coastal research community (ecology) marine micropaleontology microbial ecology marine biota environmental microbiology tropical plant pathology coastal conservation marine biodiversity southwest puerto rico conservation biology harmful algae benthic communities marine ecosystem-based management applied ecology invertebrate pathology applied phycology disease ecology biological oceanography la parguera fish biology marine geology molecular ecology zoology sexual reproduction aquatic conservation marine biotechnology marine management algal biology benthic ecology coral bleaching octocoral diseases caribbean reefs coral disease mesophotic coral ecosystems harmful microalgae disease mapping zoological taxonomy zoogeography phytogeography community ecology yellow band disease disease stress dark spots disease biological condition gradient ecosystem health climate epidemiology wildlife biology host-microbe interactions plant immunity seagrass community structure metatranscriptomics long-term ecological research developmental immunology small rna marine genomics antibiotic resistance antimicrobial resistance genes local impacts extinction risk

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Caricomp Seagrass Biomass From 1992 to 2012 at 51 Sites Within the Wider Caribbean. Open MIND (2026)

biofuelsmarine systemscoastal conservationbioenergyapplied phycologybiodiversitybiogeographyecosystemsoceanographyenvironmental sciencebiologymarine biologymarine pollutioncoastal researchmarine micropaleontologyalgal researchecology

Caricomp Seagrass Shoot Density and Leaf Productivity at 52 Sites Within the Wider Caribbean From 1993 to 2012. Open MIND (2026)

marine systemsecological monographcoastal conservationglobal change biologybiodiversityecosystemsbiogeographyoceanographyenvironmental sciencecommunity (ecology)marine biologygeographymarine pollutioncoastal researchapplied ecologyecologycoastal management

marine systemscoral reefsbiological oceanographymarine ecologybiodiversityzooxanthellae community compositionoceanographybiologyenvironmental microbiologymicrobial ecologysouthwest puerto ricomarine biologymarine micropaleontologyecologymicrobial consortiummicrobiology

Discovery of Latissimia Ningalooensis: A New Invasive Soft Coral Species in Puerto Rico. Biological Invasions (2025)

coral reefspuerto ricobiologymarine biologylatissimia ningalooensis

First Record of a Second Invasive Soft Coral Species, Latissimia Ningalooensis, in Southern Puerto Rico. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

coral reefsbiogeographybiologymarine biologyfirst recordecologysouthern puerto rico

Proteomics Reveal Selectable Markers in the Threatened Species Acropora Palmata Under Seasonal Temperature Fluctuations. Journal of the Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom (2025)

genomicsproteomicsextreme environmentsecophysiologyenvironmental dnaproteome researchbiologymolecular ecologyselectable markersseasonal temperature fluctuationsthreatened speciesdna barcodingevolutionary biology

Shadows Over Caribbean Reefs: Occurrence of a New Invasive Soft Coral Species, Xenia Umbellata, in Southwest Puerto Rico. Coral Reefs (2025)

xenia umbellatacoral reefssouthwest puerto ricocaribbean reefsmarine biologycaribbean studies

Assessing Metabolic Changes in the Caribbean Coral Orbicella Faveolata During Gametogenesis Using a Newly Developed Diver-Portable Underwater and Non-Intrusive Respirometer. Caribbean Journal of Science (2024)

physiologymetabolic changesmarine systemsmarine biotacoral reefsmarine ecologyapplied phycologyoceanographybiologyaquatic ecosystemsmarine biologymarine environmentsecologynon-intrusive respirometer

Seasonal Proteome Variations in Orbicella Faveolata Reveal Molecular Thermal Stress Adaptations. Proteomes (2024)

Martha RicaurteNikolaos V. SchizasErnesto F. WeilPawel CiborowskiNawal M. Boukli

molecular biologyproteomicsseasonal proteome variationsorbicella faveolata

Shadows Over Caribbean Reefs: Identification of a New Invasive Soft Coral Species, Xenia Umbellata, in Southwest Puerto Rico. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

coral reefssouthwest puerto ricocaribbean reefsmarine biologycaribbean studies

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Ernesto Weil

University of Puerto Rico--Mayaguez

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Caribbean Coral Reef Institute (Ccri)

Department Of Diagnostic And Biomedical Sciences

Institute Of Marine Biology

Laboratory Of Bio-Optical Oceanography

Laboratory Of Marine Genomic Biodiversity

University of Puerto Rico--Mayaguez

NoneErnesto Weil is currently serving as a Caribbean Coral Reef Institute (Ccri) faculty at University of Puerto Rico--Mayaguez.

Honors

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Ernesto Weil

University of Puerto Rico--Mayaguez

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Caricomp Seagrass Biomass From 1992 to 2012 at 51 Sites Within the Wider Caribbean. Open MIND (2026)

Caricomp Seagrass Shoot Density and Leaf Productivity at 52 Sites Within the Wider Caribbean From 1993 to 2012. Open MIND (2026)

Discovery of Latissimia Ningalooensis: A New Invasive Soft Coral Species in Puerto Rico. Biological Invasions (2025)

coral reefspuerto ricobiologymarine biologylatissimia ningalooensis

First Record of a Second Invasive Soft Coral Species, Latissimia Ningalooensis, in Southern Puerto Rico. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

coral reefsbiogeographybiologymarine biologyfirst recordecologysouthern puerto rico

Proteomics Reveal Selectable Markers in the Threatened Species Acropora Palmata Under Seasonal Temperature Fluctuations. Journal of the Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom (2025)

Shadows Over Caribbean Reefs: Occurrence of a New Invasive Soft Coral Species, Xenia Umbellata, in Southwest Puerto Rico. Coral Reefs (2025)

xenia umbellatacoral reefssouthwest puerto ricocaribbean reefsmarine biologycaribbean studies

physiologymetabolic changesmarine systemsmarine biotacoral reefsmarine ecologyapplied phycologyoceanographybiologyaquatic ecosystemsmarine biologymarine environmentsecologynon-intrusive respirometer

Seasonal Proteome Variations in Orbicella Faveolata Reveal Molecular Thermal Stress Adaptations. Proteomes (2024)

Martha RicaurteNikolaos V. SchizasErnesto F. WeilPawel CiborowskiNawal M. Boukli

molecular biologyproteomicsseasonal proteome variationsorbicella faveolata

Shadows Over Caribbean Reefs: Identification of a New Invasive Soft Coral Species, Xenia Umbellata, in Southwest Puerto Rico. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

coral reefssouthwest puerto ricocaribbean reefsmarine biologycaribbean studies

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