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Spalding, Heather

College of Charleston

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Department Of Biology

Laboratory Of Hollings Marine

Laboratory Of Trna Biology

NoneSpalding, Heather is currently serving as a Biology faculty at College of Charleston.

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College of Charleston

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ecology marine biology environmental science marine ecology biology coral reefs oceanography biodiversity algal research aquatic ecosystems phycology algal biology botany biogeography marine systems evolutionary biology marine geology fish biology climate change marine environments marine biodiversity coastal research plant science avian biology marine biota deep sea community (ecology) fungal ecology animal ecology marine micropaleontology plant biodiversity hawaiian archipelago hawaiian islands applied phycology environmental microbiology systematic palaeontology forest ecology algal biomass biological invasions wildlife limnology invasive species microbial diversity benthic communities global distribution taxonomy (biology) community ecology mesophotic coral ecosystems hawaiian peyssonneliales northwestern hawaiian islands main hawaiian islands hawaiian mesophotic reefs mesophotic depths global south regional relevance global north fungal biology ecophysiology estuaries specie distribution invasion biology natural diversity terrestrial biota biodiversity conservation aquatic organisms freshwater ecosystems fungal diversity phytoplankton ecology sedimentation bacterial taxa comprehensive investigation mesophotic ecosystems carbonate accretion vertical tectonics johnston atoll central pacific ocean

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Calliblepharis Yasutakei Sp. Nov. and Hypnea Tsudae Sp. Nov. (Cystocloniaceae, Rhodophyta): Novel Diversity From the Hawaiian Islands. The Catalogue of Life (2026)

taxonomy (biology)systematic palaeontologyplant biodiversitybiodiversityplant diversitybiologysystematicsplant taxonomyhawaiian islandsnovel diversityecologybotany

Confirming a New Species of Amalthea D’archino & W. a. Nelson (Halymeniales, Rhodophyta) From the Mesophotic Zone of Hawai‘I Through Taxogenomics. The Catalogue of Life (2026)

phylogeneticspaleobiologymarine biodiversitymarine systemsmarine ecologybiodiversitynew speciesw. a. nelsonbiologysystematicsmesophotic zonemarine micropaleontologyevolutionary biology

New Species in the Cryptic Genus Gloiocladia J. Agardh (Faucheaceae, Rhodophyta) From Hawaiian Mesophotic Coral Ecosystems. The Catalogue of Life (2026)

phylogeneticsmarine biodiversitymarine systemscoral reefspaleoecologybiodiversitymarine ecologynew speciesbiogeographybiologysystematicsplant taxonomymarine biologyphycologyecology

Assessment of the Spatial Distribution of Chondria Tumulosa, a Nuisance Macroalga at Manawai in PapahāNaumokuāKea Marine National Monument Using High‐Resolution Satellite Imagery. Journal of Phycology (2025)

spatial analysisgeographical information sciencehigh‐resolution satellite imageryecological indicatorspatial distributionphysical geographybiogeomorphologygeographygeospatial mappingremote sensingenvironmental monitoringnuisance macroalgaecology

Ecophysiology of Two Mesophotic Octocorals Intended for Restoration: Effects of Light and Temperature. Limnology and Oceanography (2025)

environmental engineeringextreme environmentsenvironmental sciencephotochemistrymesophotic octocoralsenvironmental photochemistry

Land-Based Tank Cultivation of Ulva Spp. (Chlorophyta) From Charleston, South Carolina: A Pilot Aquaculture Study for Seasonal Biomass Production and Potential Anthropogenic Bioremediation. Aquaculture Journal (2025)

environmental engineeringaquaculture systemsland-based tank cultivationecological engineeringaquaculturealgal biomasssouth carolinaulva sppaquatic ecosystemsenvironmental sciencebioremediationalgal biotechnologywater pollutionalgal biologyalgal researchwetlandsecologyalgal cultivation

The Consequences of Partial Clonality on the Spatiotemporal Genetic Structure of the Red Alga Chondria Tumulosa (Ceramiales, Rhodophyta). bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

ecology evolutiongenetic diversityzoologygeneticsgenetic variationbiologymolecular ecologymorphology (biology)evolutionary ecologysystematicsintegrative plant biologyevolutionary geneticsmolecular evolutionphycologyplant sciencepopulation genetics

Clonality and Polyploidy Contribute to the Spread of Avrainvillea Lacerata (Bryopsidales, Chlorophyta) in Hawaiʻi. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Brinkley M. ThorntonHeather L. SpaldingSolenn StoeckelMelissa L. HarrisRachael M. WadeStacy A. Krueger-Hadfield

aquacultureavian biologyplant geneticsgeneticsbiologyaquatic ecosystemsavrainvillea laceratamarine biologyplant breedingplant reproductionalgal biologyecologyplant scienceplant ecologybotanypopulation genetics

Function and Stability of Mesophotic Coral Reefs. Trends in Ecology & Evolution (2024)

M SlatteryMP LesserLA RochaHL SpaldingTB Smith

mesophotic coral reefsmarine systemscoral reefsmarine biotamarine ecologyoceanographyaquatic ecosystemsmarine biologymarine geologycoastal researchecology

Organellar Genomic Characterization of Anunuuluaehu Liula Representing a New Genus and Species of Phyllophoraceae (Gigartinales, Rhodophyta) From the Mesophotic Zone of Hawai‘I. Journal of Phycology (2024)

Feresa P. CabreraMonica O. PaianoJames T. FumoKazumi R. AllsoppCelia M. SmithHeather L. SpaldingRandall K. KosakiAlison R. Sherwood

genomicsphylogeneticsgenome biologybiogeographybiologymesophotic zonemorphology (biology)molecular biologyphylogenomicsgene characterizationplant sciencebotanyplant genomicsevolutionary biologyorganellar genomic characterization

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Spalding, Heather

College of Charleston

Affiliations

Department Of Biology

Laboratory Of Hollings Marine

Laboratory Of Trna Biology

NoneSpalding, Heather is currently serving as a Biology faculty at College of Charleston.

Honors

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College of Charleston

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Calliblepharis Yasutakei Sp. Nov. and Hypnea Tsudae Sp. Nov. (Cystocloniaceae, Rhodophyta): Novel Diversity From the Hawaiian Islands. The Catalogue of Life (2026)

taxonomy (biology)systematic palaeontologyplant biodiversitybiodiversityplant diversitybiologysystematicsplant taxonomyhawaiian islandsnovel diversityecologybotany

Confirming a New Species of Amalthea D’archino & W. a. Nelson (Halymeniales, Rhodophyta) From the Mesophotic Zone of Hawai‘I Through Taxogenomics. The Catalogue of Life (2026)

phylogeneticspaleobiologymarine biodiversitymarine systemsmarine ecologybiodiversitynew speciesw. a. nelsonbiologysystematicsmesophotic zonemarine micropaleontologyevolutionary biology

New Species in the Cryptic Genus Gloiocladia J. Agardh (Faucheaceae, Rhodophyta) From Hawaiian Mesophotic Coral Ecosystems. The Catalogue of Life (2026)

phylogeneticsmarine biodiversitymarine systemscoral reefspaleoecologybiodiversitymarine ecologynew speciesbiogeographybiologysystematicsplant taxonomymarine biologyphycologyecology

Ecophysiology of Two Mesophotic Octocorals Intended for Restoration: Effects of Light and Temperature. Limnology and Oceanography (2025)

environmental engineeringextreme environmentsenvironmental sciencephotochemistrymesophotic octocoralsenvironmental photochemistry

The Consequences of Partial Clonality on the Spatiotemporal Genetic Structure of the Red Alga Chondria Tumulosa (Ceramiales, Rhodophyta). bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

Clonality and Polyploidy Contribute to the Spread of Avrainvillea Lacerata (Bryopsidales, Chlorophyta) in Hawaiʻi. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Brinkley M. ThorntonHeather L. SpaldingSolenn StoeckelMelissa L. HarrisRachael M. WadeStacy A. Krueger-Hadfield

Function and Stability of Mesophotic Coral Reefs. Trends in Ecology & Evolution (2024)

M SlatteryMP LesserLA RochaHL SpaldingTB Smith

mesophotic coral reefsmarine systemscoral reefsmarine biotamarine ecologyoceanographyaquatic ecosystemsmarine biologymarine geologycoastal researchecology

Feresa P. CabreraMonica O. PaianoJames T. FumoKazumi R. AllsoppCelia M. SmithHeather L. SpaldingRandall K. KosakiAlison R. Sherwood

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