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Nikolaos V. Schizas

Associate Professor

University of Puerto Rico--Mayaguez

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College of Arts and Sciences

Caribbean Genome Center (Cgc)

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

Nikolaos V. Schizas is currently serving as a Caribbean Genome Center (Cgc) Associate Professor at University of Puerto Rico--Mayaguez.

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Nikolaos V. Schizas

University of Puerto Rico--Mayaguez

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marine biology biology ecology marine ecology evolutionary biology zoology coral reefs marine biodiversity systematics zoological taxonomy biodiversity aquatic ecosystems phylogenetics marine systems puerto rico zoogeography paleobiology marine micropaleontology biogeography oceanography molecular ecology morphology (biology) new species marine biota environmental science marine geology animal taxonomy taxonomy (biology) deep sea marine genomics systematic entomology southwest puerto rico marine pollution vertebrate paleontology new genus systematic palaeontology morphological evidence marine environments fish biology coastal research conservation genetics aquatic organisms harmful algae phycology genetic diversity benthic communities hydrobiologia aquatic conservation tropical plant pathology molecular evolutionary ecology mesophotic reefs transcriptome assembly caribbean reefs mesophotic coral ecosystems phytogeography estuaries evolutionary taxonomies marine debris caribbean mesophotic reefs harpacticoid copepods population structure speciation hydrothermal fluids seafloor hydrothermal system hydrothermal vents sexual selection integrative biology evolutionary developmental biology invasive species plant-rhizobia interaction plant biodiversity phenotypic plasticity clonal marine organism case study threatened coral species proteomic analysis ecology evolution population biology environmental dna evolutionary ecology coevolution evolutionary applications human evolution paleontology population genetics genetics paleoecology systematics (systems theory) genomics molecular evolution ecological monograph genetic variation conservation biology adaptation historical biology coastal conservation ecology and evolutionary biology functional ecology marine ornithology heredity

Notable Scholarly Works

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Aggistropodacaris Aggistropoda Corgosinho, Rocha, Neves, Schizas, Pereira & Castro, 2026, Gen. Et Sp. Nov.. Open MIND (2026)

biologyzoological taxonomytaxonomy (biology)zoogeographyparasitologybiogeographysystematic entomologyevolutionary biologyaggistropodacaris aggistropoda corgosinho

Aggistropodacaris Corgosinho & Rocha & Neves & Schizas & Pereira & Castro 2026, Gen. Nov.. Open MIND (2026)

portuguese

Figure 3 in a New Genus of Fontinalicaridinae Schminke (Copepoda, Harpacticoida, Parastenocarididae) From Central Brazil, With Unique Grasping Male Second Pereopod. Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) (2026)

biologyvertebrate paleontologymorphologyornithologysystematicszooarchaeologypaleontologypaleobiologyanatomymorphology (biology)systematic entomologyevolutionary biologyzoologysystematic palaeontologymammalogyphylogenetics

A New Genus of Ectinosomatidae (Copepoda, Harpacticoida) Symbiont in the Digestive Tract of Eudistoma Vannamei Millar, 1977 (Ascidia, Polycitoridae). Arthropoda (2025)

biologymorphologynew genussystematicsmorphological evidencezoological taxonomyinvertebrate pathologysymbiosisanatomymorphology (biology)taxonomy (biology)living fossildigestive tractevolutionary biologyzoologyphylogenetics

Biomonitoring of Microplastics in the Caribbean Sea With Invasive Lionfish. Marine Pollution Bulletin (2025)

microplasticsmarine pollutionenvironmental scienceecologyenvironmental toxicologyaquatic ecosystemsmarine ecologywater pollutioninvasive lionfishecotoxicologyaquatic toxicologymarine biology

Collaborative Effort Between Fishers and Scientists Reveals First-Time Evidence of the Smalltooth Sandtiger Shark ( Odontaspis Ferox ) in Puerto Rico. Journal of the Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom (2025)

puerto ricobiologymarine biodiversitycollaborative effortecologyconservation biologysmalltooth sandtiger sharkaquatic ecosystemsmarine ecologymorphology (biology)fish biologymarine systemsfisherieszoogeographyevolutionary biologyzoologymarine biology

Correction to: Complex Sound Scattering Layer and Water-Column Dynamics Over a Mesophotic Coral Ecosystem: Southwest Puerto Rico, U.S.A. Coral Reefs (2025)

oceanographycoral reefsenvironmental scienceunderwater acousticswater-column dynamicsphysical oceanographysoundsouthwest puerto ricoocean acousticsacoustic musiccoastal researchocean sciencesearth sciencemarine biologymesophotic coral ecosystem

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

puerto ricobiologylatissimia ningalooensiscoral reefsmarine biology

Early Invasion Genomic Resources for Xenia Umbellata (Native to the Red Sea) and Its Associated Dinoflagellate Symbionts in Puerto Rico. Biodiversity Genomes (2025)

systematicsmolecular evolutionary ecologysymbiosisgeneticsmarine genomicsenvironmental dnaassociated dinoflagellate symbiontsmolecular ecologymolecular evolutionphylogeneticspuerto ricobiologymarine biodiversityphycologypaleontologypaleobiologyevolutionary biologypaleoecologymarine biotared seamarine biology

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

biologyecologysouthern puerto ricobiogeographycoral reefsmarine biologyfirst record

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Nikolaos V. Schizas

Associate Professor

University of Puerto Rico--Mayaguez

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Caribbean Genome Center (Cgc)

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

Nikolaos V. Schizas is currently serving as a Caribbean Genome Center (Cgc) Associate Professor at University of Puerto Rico--Mayaguez.

Honors

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Nikolaos V. Schizas

University of Puerto Rico--Mayaguez

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Aggistropodacaris Aggistropoda Corgosinho, Rocha, Neves, Schizas, Pereira & Castro, 2026, Gen. Et Sp. Nov.. Open MIND (2026)

biologyzoological taxonomytaxonomy (biology)zoogeographyparasitologybiogeographysystematic entomologyevolutionary biologyaggistropodacaris aggistropoda corgosinho

Aggistropodacaris Corgosinho & Rocha & Neves & Schizas & Pereira & Castro 2026, Gen. Nov.. Open MIND (2026)

portuguese

A New Genus of Ectinosomatidae (Copepoda, Harpacticoida) Symbiont in the Digestive Tract of Eudistoma Vannamei Millar, 1977 (Ascidia, Polycitoridae). Arthropoda (2025)

Biomonitoring of Microplastics in the Caribbean Sea With Invasive Lionfish. Marine Pollution Bulletin (2025)

microplasticsmarine pollutionenvironmental scienceecologyenvironmental toxicologyaquatic ecosystemsmarine ecologywater pollutioninvasive lionfishecotoxicologyaquatic toxicologymarine biology

Correction to: Complex Sound Scattering Layer and Water-Column Dynamics Over a Mesophotic Coral Ecosystem: Southwest Puerto Rico, U.S.A. Coral Reefs (2025)

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

puerto ricobiologylatissimia ningalooensiscoral reefsmarine biology

Early Invasion Genomic Resources for Xenia Umbellata (Native to the Red Sea) and Its Associated Dinoflagellate Symbionts in Puerto Rico. Biodiversity Genomes (2025)

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

biologyecologysouthern puerto ricobiogeographycoral reefsmarine biologyfirst record

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