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Patrick Krug

California State University, Los Angeles

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biology evolutionary biology ecology marine biology zoology phylogenetics systematics marine ecology evolutionary ecology ecology and evolutionary biology morphology (biology) aquatic ecosystems molecular ecology evolutionary taxonomies taxonomy (biology) behavioral ecology molecular evolution ecology evolution cladistics marine biodiversity aquatic organisms marine biota new species molecular biology functional ecology marine micropaleontology adaptation marine systems zoological taxonomy deep sea sea slugs entomology reproductive biology fish biology animal ecology biological invasions reproductive physiology speciation algal biology phylogenetic methods phylogeny comparison ecological entomology hydrobiologia systematic entomology experimental biology phylogenomics ecophysiology benthic communities predator-prey interactions intraguild predation conservation genetics phycology arthropod taxonomy developmental dimorphism marine gastropod phylogenetic systematics molecular confirmation biological oceanography fertilisation human reproduction population ecology life history food web interactions benthic ecology target identification humoral response unique evolutionary strategy functional chloroplasts animal life metazoan cells evolutionary consequences sperm chemoattraction integrative species delimitation candidate species biological control nominal taxa

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A Cryptic Radiation of Caribbean Sea Slugs Revealed by Integrative Analysis: Cyerce ‘ Antillensis’ (Sacoglossa: Caliphyllidae) is Six Distinct Species. The Catalogue of Life (2026)

marine biotacryptic radiationcaribbean sea slugsdistinct speciesmorphology (biology)marine biologyphylogeneticsinvertebrate pathologybiologyzoologymorphologymarine ecologyecology

The Chromosomal Genome Sequence of the Lettuce Sea Slug, Elysia Crispata (MöRch, 1863) (Plakobranchidae) and Its Associated Microbial Metagenome Sequences. Wellcome Open Research (2026)

elysia crispatageneticsgenome sequencingchromosomal genome sequencelettuce sea slugmarine genomicsgenomicsbiologygenome biologyenvironmental microbiologymetagenomics

Coastal Elites: Recurrent Trans‐Arctic Migration and Vicariance in a Cosmopolitan Sea Slug Driven by Pleistocene Glacial Cycles. Zoologica Scripta (2025)

ecologymarine biologyrecurrent trans‐arctic migrationpleistocene glacial cyclesgeographyquaternary sciencearctic structurecoastal elitescryospheresea level risepleistocene

Integrating Host Use and Dispersal Ability With Species Delimitation to Unravel a Cryptic Radiation of Photosynthetic Sea Slugs. Open MIND (2025)

cryptic radiationhost usemarine biologymarine systemsaquatic ecosystemsaquatic organismsspecies delimitationbiologyecology and evolutionary biologyevolutionary ecologybiological invasionsmarine ecologyecology

Nudibranchs From Libyan Waters. Thalassas An International Journal of Marine Sciences (2025)

oceanographylibyan watersdeep seageochemistrymarine geologyenvironmental sciencemarine chemistry

Origin and Biogeography of the Colourful Sap‐Sucking Sea Slugs Genus Thuridilla Bergh, 1872 (Mollusca, Gastropoda, Heterobranchia). Journal of Biogeography (2025)

paleoecologymarine biotamorphology (biology)marine biologyphylogeneticsmarine micropaleontologyaquatic organismsdeep seabiologyevolutionary biologymorphologyzoologymarine ecologyecologymarine biodiversitysystematicssystematic palaeontology

Phylogenetic Systematics of the Genus Cyerce (Mollusca: Heterobranchia: Sacoglossa: Caliphyllidae) From the Pacific and Indian Oceans With Descriptions of Nine New Species. Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society (2025)

new speciesphylogeny comparisonmarine biologyphylogeneticsevolutionary taxonomiesbiologyevolutionary biologyzoologyindian oceansphylogenetic systematicssystematicsphylogenetic methods

The Slug Within the Bivalve: Molecular and Morphological Systematics of the Family Juliidae (Gastropoda: Panpulmonata: Sacoglossa). Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society (2025)

zoological taxonomymorphology (biology)marine biologyphylogeneticsfamily juliidaesystematics (systems theory)morphological evidencebiologyevolutionary biologymorphologyzoologytaxonomy (biology)morphological systematicssystematics

Defensive Polyketides Produced by an Abundant Gastropod Are Candidate Keystone Molecules in Estuarine Ecology. Science Advances (2024)

Paul ScesaHelen NguyenPaige WeissAlejandra P. RodriguezMatthew GarchowShannon I. OhlemacherEvangelia PrappasSerena A. CaplinsCarole A. BewleyLaine BohnertAmanda J. ZellmerEric M. WoodEric W. SchmidtPatrick J. Krug

abundant gastropodscience advanceestuarine ecologydefensive polyketidescandidate keystone moleculesecology

The Polyketide to Fatty Acid Transition in the Evolution of Animal Lipid Metabolism. Nature Communications (2024)

Zhenjian LinFeng LiPatrick J. KrugEric W. Schmidt

metabolic pathwayssecondary metabolismmetabolismmolecular metabolismevolutionary biologybiochemistrylipidsanimal lipid metabolismmolecular biologylipoprotein metabolism

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Patrick Krug

California State University, Los Angeles

Affiliations

California State University, Los Angeles

NonePatrick Krug is currently serving as a California State University, Los Angeles faculty at California State University, Los Angeles.

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A Cryptic Radiation of Caribbean Sea Slugs Revealed by Integrative Analysis: Cyerce ‘ Antillensis’ (Sacoglossa: Caliphyllidae) is Six Distinct Species. The Catalogue of Life (2026)

marine biotacryptic radiationcaribbean sea slugsdistinct speciesmorphology (biology)marine biologyphylogeneticsinvertebrate pathologybiologyzoologymorphologymarine ecologyecology

The Chromosomal Genome Sequence of the Lettuce Sea Slug, Elysia Crispata (MöRch, 1863) (Plakobranchidae) and Its Associated Microbial Metagenome Sequences. Wellcome Open Research (2026)

elysia crispatageneticsgenome sequencingchromosomal genome sequencelettuce sea slugmarine genomicsgenomicsbiologygenome biologyenvironmental microbiologymetagenomics

Coastal Elites: Recurrent Trans‐Arctic Migration and Vicariance in a Cosmopolitan Sea Slug Driven by Pleistocene Glacial Cycles. Zoologica Scripta (2025)

ecologymarine biologyrecurrent trans‐arctic migrationpleistocene glacial cyclesgeographyquaternary sciencearctic structurecoastal elitescryospheresea level risepleistocene

Integrating Host Use and Dispersal Ability With Species Delimitation to Unravel a Cryptic Radiation of Photosynthetic Sea Slugs. Open MIND (2025)

Nudibranchs From Libyan Waters. Thalassas An International Journal of Marine Sciences (2025)

oceanographylibyan watersdeep seageochemistrymarine geologyenvironmental sciencemarine chemistry

Origin and Biogeography of the Colourful Sap‐Sucking Sea Slugs Genus Thuridilla Bergh, 1872 (Mollusca, Gastropoda, Heterobranchia). Journal of Biogeography (2025)

new speciesphylogeny comparisonmarine biologyphylogeneticsevolutionary taxonomiesbiologyevolutionary biologyzoologyindian oceansphylogenetic systematicssystematicsphylogenetic methods

The Slug Within the Bivalve: Molecular and Morphological Systematics of the Family Juliidae (Gastropoda: Panpulmonata: Sacoglossa). Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society (2025)

Defensive Polyketides Produced by an Abundant Gastropod Are Candidate Keystone Molecules in Estuarine Ecology. Science Advances (2024)

abundant gastropodscience advanceestuarine ecologydefensive polyketidescandidate keystone moleculesecology

The Polyketide to Fatty Acid Transition in the Evolution of Animal Lipid Metabolism. Nature Communications (2024)

Zhenjian LinFeng LiPatrick J. KrugEric W. Schmidt

metabolic pathwayssecondary metabolismmetabolismmolecular metabolismevolutionary biologybiochemistrylipidsanimal lipid metabolismmolecular biologylipoprotein metabolism

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