Cover image of Agarophyton vermiculophyllum from Hakodate, Hokkaido, Japan (© SA Krueger-Hadfield) from Krueger-Hadfield et al. 2017 Ecology and Evolution
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Cover image of a tide pool in Hokkaido, Japan (top left image, © SA Krueger-Hadfield) from Krueger-Hadfield et al. 2020
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Cover image of Diadumene lineata (© WH Ryan) and Agarophyton vermiculophyllum (© SA Krueger-Hadfield) for the Journal of Heredity special issue Sex/Asex from Ryan et al. (2021), Krueger-Hadfield et al. 2021), Stoeckel et al. (2021), Orive and Krueger-Hadfield (2021)
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Refereed publications
**: Undergraduate student co-author; *: Graduate student co-author; # Equal co-authors
Corresponding author; Krueger-Hadfield lab member
Corresponding author; Krueger-Hadfield lab member
Peer Reviewed
(51) Heiser S*, CD Amsler, SA Krueger-Hadfield (2023) Microsatellite locus development in the seaweed Plocamium sp. Antarctic Science https://doi.org/10.1017/S0954102022000475
(50) Bonthond G*, AK Neu, T Bayer, SA Krueger-Hadfield, S Künzel, F Weinberger (2023) Non-native hosts of an invasive seaweed holobiont have more stable microbial communities compared to native hosts in response to thermal stress. Ecology and Evolution 13: e9753
(49) Xiang JX, M Saha, KL Zhong, QS Zhang, D Zhang, A Jueterbock, SA Krueger-Hadfield, GG Wang, F Weinberger, ZM Hu (2023) Genome-scale signatures of adaptive gene expression changes in an invasive seaweed Gracilaria vermiculophylla. Molecular Ecology 32: 613-627.
(48) Shilling MD*, SA Krueger-Hadfield, JB McClintock (2022) Genetic evidence supports species delimitation of Luidia in the Northern Gulf of Mexico. The Biological Bulletin 243: 28-37.
(47) Mott AW*, SA Krueger-Hadfield, AMH Blakeslee, AE Fowler (2022) Native tube-building polychaete prefers to anchor non-native algae over other macrophytes. Oecologia 198: 967-980
(46) Murren CJ, SA Krueger-Hadfield, A Clark, BA Flanagan*, LE Lees**, EE Sotka (2022) Individuals from non-native populations are stronger and bigger than individuals from native populations of a widespread seaweed. Biological Invasions 24: 2169-2180.
(45) Bonthond G*, A Barilo**, R Allen, M Cunliffe, SA Krueger-Hadfield (2022) Fungal endophytes vary by species, tissue type, and life cycle stage in intertidal macroalgae. Journal of Phycology 58: 330-342.
(44) Albecker MA=, LGE Wilkins=, SA Krueger-Hadfield, SM Bashevkin, MW Hahn, MP Hare, H Kindsvater, MA Sewell, K Lotterhos, AM Reitzel (2021) Does a complex life cycle promote or constrain adaptation to environmental change? Genome-informed approaches and insights for characterizing selection across stages of a life cycle. Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences 288: 20212122.
(43) Krueger-Hadfield SA, JE Byers, G Bonthond*, R Terada, F Weinberger, EE Sotka (2021) Rectifying haplotypic data to facilitate phylogeographic studies: a case study in a widespread macroalga. Journal of Phycology 57: 1403-1410.
(42) Jawad W*, SA Krueger-Hadfield, PG Ross (2021) A subtropical nudibranch, Polycera hummi (Abbott 1952), described for the first time from Virginia. Northeastern Naturalist 28: N15-N23.
(41) Flanagan BA*, SA Krueger-Hadfield, CJ Murren, CC Nice, AE Strand, EE Sotka (2021) Founder effects shape linkage disequilibrium and genomic diversity of a partially clonal invader. Molecular Ecology 30: 1962-1978.
Data accessible here.
(40) Bonthond G*, T Bayer, SA Krueger-Hadfield, N Stärk, G Wang, M Nakaoka, S Künzel, F Weinberger (2021) Increased host promiscuity may have promoted invasiveness of a macroalgal holobiont. ISME 15: 1668-1679.
Data accessible here.
(39) Cahill R** (high school senior), SA Krueger-Hadfield, Ryan WH (2021) The effects of stress on the bacterial community associated with the sea anemone Diadumene lineata. Journal of Emerging Investigators 3: 1-7.
(38) Ryan WH, J Aida**, SA Krueger-Hadfield (2021) The contribution of clonality to population genetic structure in the sea anemone Diadumene lineata. Journal of Heredity 112: 122-139.
Data accessible here.
(37) Krueger-Hadfield SA, ML Guillemin, C Destombe, M Valero, S Stoeckel (2021) Exploring the genetic consequences of clonality in haplodiplontic taxa. Journal of Heredity 112: 92-107.
Data accessible here.
(36) Stoeckel S, S Arnaud-Haond, SA Krueger-Hadfield (2021) The combined effect of haplodiplonty and partial clonality in population genetics. Journal of Heredity 112: 78-91.
(35) Orive ME, SA Krueger-Hadfield (2021) Sex and asex: a clonal lexicon. Journal of Heredity 112: 1-8.
(34) Schoenrock KM, T McHugh, SA Krueger-Hadfield (2021) Revisiting the ‘bank of microscopic forms’ in macroalgal-dominated ecosystems. Journal of Phycology 57: 14-29.
Data accessible here, here, and here.
(33) Krueger-Hadfield SA, BA Flanagan*, O Godfroy, KM Hill-Spanik, CC Nice, CJ Murren, AE Strand, EE Sotka (2021) Using RAD-Seq to develop sex-linked markers in a haplodiplontic alga. Journal of Phycology 57: 279-294.
(32) McCoy S, SA Krueger-Hadfield, N Meiszkowska (2020) Evolutionary phycology: towards a macroalgal species conceptual framework. Journal of Phycology 56: 1404-1413
(31) Krueger-Hadfield SA, Ryan WH (2020) Influence of nutrients on ploidy-specific performance in an invasive, haplodiplontic red macroalga. Journal of Phycology 56: 1114-1120.
(30) Schoenrock KM, KM Chan, T O’Callaghan, R O’Callaghan, A Golden, SA Krueger-Hadfield, AM Power (2020) A review of subtidal kelp forests in Ireland: from first descriptions to new habitat monitoring techniques. Ecology and Evolution 10: 6819-6832.
(29) Lipinska A, J Collén, SA Krueger-Hadfield, T Mora, E Fick-Blean (2020) To gel or not to gel: Differential gene expression of carrageenan-related genes between the gametophyte and tetrasporophyte life cycle stages of the red alga Chondrus crispus. Scientific Reports 10: 11498.
(28) Bonthond G*, T Bayer, SA Krueger-Hadfield, FR Barboza, M Nakaoka, M Valero, G Wang, S Künzel, F Weinberger (2020) How do microbiota associated with an invasive seaweed vary across scales? Molecular Ecology 29: 2094-2108.
Data accessible here.
(27) Schoenrock KM=, AM O' Connor= **, S Mauger, J Neiva, E Serrão, M Valero, SA Krueger-Hadfield (2020) Genetic diversity of a marine foundation species, Laminaria hyperborea (Gunnerus) Foslie, along the coast of Ireland. European Journal of Phycology 55: 310-326.
Data accessible here.
(26) Olsen KC*, WH Ryan, AA Winn, ET Kosman*, Moscoso JA*, SA Krueger-Hadfield, SC Burgess, DB Carlon, RK Grosberg, S Kalisz, DR Levitan (2020, in press) Inbreeding shapes the evolution of marine invertebrates. Evolution 74: 871-882.
Data accessible here.
(25) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2020) What's ploidy got to do with it? Understanding the evolutionary ecology of macroalgal invasions necessitates incorporating life cycle complexity. Evolutionary Applications 13: 486-499
(24) Krueger-Hadfield SA, AMH Blakeslee, AE Fowler (2019) Incorporating ploidy diversity into ecological and community genetics. Journal of Phycology 55: 1198-1207.
(23) Ryan WH, L Adams*, G Bonthond*, N Mieszkowska, KE Pack*, SA Krueger-Hadfield (2019) Environmental regulation of individual body size contributes to geography variation in clonal life cycle expression. Marine Biology 166: 157.
(22) Ryan WH, S Heiser*, MD Curtis*, CD Amsler, T Bayer, G Bonthond*, G Wang, F Weinberger, SA Krueger-Hadfield (2019) The use of photographic color information for high-throughput phenotyping of pigment composition in Agarophyton vermiculophyllum. Cryptogamie Algologie 40: 73-83.
(21) Marin-Felix Y, M Hernández-Restrepo, I Iturrieta-González, D García, J Gené, JZ Groenewald, L Cai, Q Chen, W Quaedvlieg, RK Schumacher, PWJ Taylor, C Ambers, G Bonthond, J Edwards, SA Krueger-Hadfield, JJ Luangsaard, L Morton, A Moslemi, M Sandoval-Denis, YP Tan, R Thangavel, N Vaghefi, R Cheewangkoon, PW Crous (2019, accepted) Genera of phytopathogaenic fungi: GOPHY 3. Studies in Mycology 94: 1-124.
(20) Schoenrock KM, T O'Callaghan, R O'Callaghan, SA Krueger-Hadfield (2019) First record of Laminaria ochroleuca Bachelot de la Pylaie in Ireland in Béal an Mhuirthead, County Mayo. Marine Biodiversity Records 12: 9
(19) Krueger-Hadfield SA, TA Stephens, WH Ryan, S Heiser* (2018) Everywhere you look, everywhere you go, there's an estuary invaded by the red seaweed Gracilaria vermiculophylla. Bioinvasion Records 7: 343-355
(18) Lees LE**#, SA Krueger-Hadfield#, AJ Clark, EA Duermit, EE Sotka, CJ Murren (2018) Non-native Gracilaria vermiculophylla tetrasporophytes are more difficult to debranch and are less nutritious than gametophytes. Journal of Phycology 54: 471-482
(17) Sotka EE, AW Baumgardner**, PM Bippus**, C Destombe, EA Duermit, H Endo, BA Flanagan*, M Kamiya, LE Lees**, CJ Murren, M Nakaoka, SJ Shainker**, AE Strand, R Terada, M Valero, F Weinberger, SA Krueger-Hadfield (2018) Rapid evolution of tolerance for abiotic stress facilitates an introduced seaweed. Evolutionary Applications 11: 781-793
Data accessible here.
(16) Bippus PM**, SA Krueger-Hadfield, EE Sotka (2018) Generalist herbivore species differentially respond to an introduced seaweed: the case of Gracilaria vermiculophylla. Marine Biology 165: 39
Data accessible here.
(15) Krueger-Hadfield SA, CA Magill*, N Mieszkowska, EE Sotka, CA Maggs (2017) When invaders go unnoticed: the case of Gracilaria vermiculophylla in the British Isles. Cryptogamie Algologie 38: 379-400.
Mitochondrial haplotypes accessible here.
(14) Wang S*, F Weinberger, L Xiao, M Nakaoka, G Wang, SA Krueger-Hadfield, EE Sotka, D Bian, M Lenz (2017) In situ common garden assays demonstrate increased defense against natural fouling in non-native populations of the red seaweed Gracilaria vermiculophylla. Marine Biology 164: 193
Data accessible here.
(13) Krueger-Hadfield SA, NM Kollars*, AE Strand, JE Byers, SJ Shainker**, R Terada, TW Greig, M Hammann*, DC Murray, F Weinberger, EE Sotka. (2017) The identification of source and likely vector of a widespread marine invader. Ecology and Evolution 7: 4432-4447
Pre-print available on BioRxiv here.
Mitochondrial and nuclear data accessible here.
Mitochondrial haplotypes accessible here.
We made the cover of Volume 7 Issue 12 with an image by Stacy in a tide pool at Shinori, Hakodate in southwestern Hokkaido.
(12) Dudgeon SR, JE Kübler, JA West, M Kamiya, SA Krueger-Hadfield (2017) Asexuality and the cryptic species problem. Perspectives in Phycology 4: 47-59
(11) Krueger-Hadfield SA, G Hernández Carmona, R Terada, JM López-Vivas, R Riosmena-Rodriguez (2016) New record of the introduced seaweed Gracilaria parvispora in Baja California - a note on Vergara-Rodarte et al. (2016). Cryptogamie Algologie 37: 257-263
Mitochondrial haplotypes accessible here.
(10) Gerstenmaier CE*, SA Krueger-Hadfield, EE Sotka. (2016) Genotypic diversity increases primary production of a non-native seaweed. Marine Ecology Progress Series 556: 79-89
(9) Krueger-Hadfield SA, NM Kollars*, JE Byers, TW Greig, M Hamman, D Murray, CJ Murren, AE Strand, R Terada, F Weinberger and EE Sotka. (2016) Invasion of novel habitats uncouples haplo-diplontic life cycles. Molecular Ecology 25: 3801-3816
Data accessible here.
(8) Krueger-Hadfield SA, SM Hoban. (2016) The importance of effective sampling for exploring the population dynamics of haploid-diploid seaweeds. Journal of Phycology 52: 1-9
(7) Kollars NM*#, SA Krueger-Hadfield#, JE Byers, TW Greig, AE Strand, F Weinberger and EE Sotka. (2015) Development and characterization of microsatellite loci for the haploid-diploid red seaweed Gracilaria vermiculophylla. PeerJ 3:e1159
Microsatellite loci accessible here.
(6) Krueger-Hadfield SA, D Roze, C Destombe, J Correa and M Valero (2015) O father, where art thou? Paternity analyses in a natural population of the red seaweed Chondrus crispus. Heredity 114: 185–194
Data accessible here.
(5) Krueger-Hadfield SA#, C Balestreri*#, JL Schroeder#, AC Highfield, P Hélaouët, J Allum, R Moate, KT Lohbeck*, U Riebesell,TBH Reusch, REM Rickaby, J Young, C Brownlee and DC Schroeder (2014) Genotyping an Emiliania huxleyi (Prymnesiophyceae) bloom event in the North Sea reveals evidence of asexual reproduction. Biogeosciences 11: 5215-5234
(4) Krueger-Hadfield SA, D Roze, S Mauger and M Valero (2013) Intergametophytic selfing and microgeographic genetic structure shape populations of the intertidal red seaweed Chondrus crispus. Molecular Ecology 22: 3242-3260
Perspective about this article in Molecular Ecology 22: 3191-3194
Data accessible here.
(3) Krueger-Hadfield SA, JE Kübler and SR Dudgeon (2013) Reproductive effort in the red alga, Mastocarpus papillatus. Journal of Phycology 49: 271-281
(2) Krueger-Hadfield SA, J Collén, C Daguin-Thiébaut and M Valero (2011) Distinguishing among genets and genetic population structure in the haploid-diploid seaweed Chondrus crispus (Rhodophyta). Journal of Phycology 47:440-450
Microsatellite loci accessible here.
(1) Dudgeon SR, KM Benes, SA Krueger, J Kübler, P Mroz, and C Slaughter (2009) On the use of experimental diets for physiological studies of hydrozoans. Journal of the Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom 89: 83-88
Editor reviewed
(2) Collado-Vides L, B Van Tussenbroek, M Garcia, R Rodríguez-Martínez, V Cassano, MC Oliviera, M Toyota-Fuji, H Oxenford, SA Krueger-Hadfield (2019) A network to develop a taxonomic, monitoring, and citizen’s participation program for Sargassum landings in Florida, Mexico, Barbados, and Brazil. Proceedings of the 71st Gulf and Caribbean Fishers Institute pp. 320-324.
(1) Collèn J, ML Cornish, J Craigie, E Ficko-Bean, C Hervé, SA Krueger-Hadfield, C Leblanc, G Michel, P Potin, T Tonon and C Boyen (2014) Chondrus crispus – a present and historical model organism for red seaweeds. pp. 53-89 In: Advances in Botanical Research, Volume 71: Sea Plants, ed. N. Bourgougnon
(51) Heiser S*, CD Amsler, SA Krueger-Hadfield (2023) Microsatellite locus development in the seaweed Plocamium sp. Antarctic Science https://doi.org/10.1017/S0954102022000475
(50) Bonthond G*, AK Neu, T Bayer, SA Krueger-Hadfield, S Künzel, F Weinberger (2023) Non-native hosts of an invasive seaweed holobiont have more stable microbial communities compared to native hosts in response to thermal stress. Ecology and Evolution 13: e9753
(49) Xiang JX, M Saha, KL Zhong, QS Zhang, D Zhang, A Jueterbock, SA Krueger-Hadfield, GG Wang, F Weinberger, ZM Hu (2023) Genome-scale signatures of adaptive gene expression changes in an invasive seaweed Gracilaria vermiculophylla. Molecular Ecology 32: 613-627.
(48) Shilling MD*, SA Krueger-Hadfield, JB McClintock (2022) Genetic evidence supports species delimitation of Luidia in the Northern Gulf of Mexico. The Biological Bulletin 243: 28-37.
(47) Mott AW*, SA Krueger-Hadfield, AMH Blakeslee, AE Fowler (2022) Native tube-building polychaete prefers to anchor non-native algae over other macrophytes. Oecologia 198: 967-980
(46) Murren CJ, SA Krueger-Hadfield, A Clark, BA Flanagan*, LE Lees**, EE Sotka (2022) Individuals from non-native populations are stronger and bigger than individuals from native populations of a widespread seaweed. Biological Invasions 24: 2169-2180.
(45) Bonthond G*, A Barilo**, R Allen, M Cunliffe, SA Krueger-Hadfield (2022) Fungal endophytes vary by species, tissue type, and life cycle stage in intertidal macroalgae. Journal of Phycology 58: 330-342.
(44) Albecker MA=, LGE Wilkins=, SA Krueger-Hadfield, SM Bashevkin, MW Hahn, MP Hare, H Kindsvater, MA Sewell, K Lotterhos, AM Reitzel (2021) Does a complex life cycle promote or constrain adaptation to environmental change? Genome-informed approaches and insights for characterizing selection across stages of a life cycle. Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences 288: 20212122.
(43) Krueger-Hadfield SA, JE Byers, G Bonthond*, R Terada, F Weinberger, EE Sotka (2021) Rectifying haplotypic data to facilitate phylogeographic studies: a case study in a widespread macroalga. Journal of Phycology 57: 1403-1410.
(42) Jawad W*, SA Krueger-Hadfield, PG Ross (2021) A subtropical nudibranch, Polycera hummi (Abbott 1952), described for the first time from Virginia. Northeastern Naturalist 28: N15-N23.
(41) Flanagan BA*, SA Krueger-Hadfield, CJ Murren, CC Nice, AE Strand, EE Sotka (2021) Founder effects shape linkage disequilibrium and genomic diversity of a partially clonal invader. Molecular Ecology 30: 1962-1978.
Data accessible here.
(40) Bonthond G*, T Bayer, SA Krueger-Hadfield, N Stärk, G Wang, M Nakaoka, S Künzel, F Weinberger (2021) Increased host promiscuity may have promoted invasiveness of a macroalgal holobiont. ISME 15: 1668-1679.
Data accessible here.
(39) Cahill R** (high school senior), SA Krueger-Hadfield, Ryan WH (2021) The effects of stress on the bacterial community associated with the sea anemone Diadumene lineata. Journal of Emerging Investigators 3: 1-7.
(38) Ryan WH, J Aida**, SA Krueger-Hadfield (2021) The contribution of clonality to population genetic structure in the sea anemone Diadumene lineata. Journal of Heredity 112: 122-139.
Data accessible here.
(37) Krueger-Hadfield SA, ML Guillemin, C Destombe, M Valero, S Stoeckel (2021) Exploring the genetic consequences of clonality in haplodiplontic taxa. Journal of Heredity 112: 92-107.
Data accessible here.
(36) Stoeckel S, S Arnaud-Haond, SA Krueger-Hadfield (2021) The combined effect of haplodiplonty and partial clonality in population genetics. Journal of Heredity 112: 78-91.
(35) Orive ME, SA Krueger-Hadfield (2021) Sex and asex: a clonal lexicon. Journal of Heredity 112: 1-8.
(34) Schoenrock KM, T McHugh, SA Krueger-Hadfield (2021) Revisiting the ‘bank of microscopic forms’ in macroalgal-dominated ecosystems. Journal of Phycology 57: 14-29.
Data accessible here, here, and here.
(33) Krueger-Hadfield SA, BA Flanagan*, O Godfroy, KM Hill-Spanik, CC Nice, CJ Murren, AE Strand, EE Sotka (2021) Using RAD-Seq to develop sex-linked markers in a haplodiplontic alga. Journal of Phycology 57: 279-294.
(32) McCoy S, SA Krueger-Hadfield, N Meiszkowska (2020) Evolutionary phycology: towards a macroalgal species conceptual framework. Journal of Phycology 56: 1404-1413
(31) Krueger-Hadfield SA, Ryan WH (2020) Influence of nutrients on ploidy-specific performance in an invasive, haplodiplontic red macroalga. Journal of Phycology 56: 1114-1120.
(30) Schoenrock KM, KM Chan, T O’Callaghan, R O’Callaghan, A Golden, SA Krueger-Hadfield, AM Power (2020) A review of subtidal kelp forests in Ireland: from first descriptions to new habitat monitoring techniques. Ecology and Evolution 10: 6819-6832.
(29) Lipinska A, J Collén, SA Krueger-Hadfield, T Mora, E Fick-Blean (2020) To gel or not to gel: Differential gene expression of carrageenan-related genes between the gametophyte and tetrasporophyte life cycle stages of the red alga Chondrus crispus. Scientific Reports 10: 11498.
(28) Bonthond G*, T Bayer, SA Krueger-Hadfield, FR Barboza, M Nakaoka, M Valero, G Wang, S Künzel, F Weinberger (2020) How do microbiota associated with an invasive seaweed vary across scales? Molecular Ecology 29: 2094-2108.
Data accessible here.
(27) Schoenrock KM=, AM O' Connor= **, S Mauger, J Neiva, E Serrão, M Valero, SA Krueger-Hadfield (2020) Genetic diversity of a marine foundation species, Laminaria hyperborea (Gunnerus) Foslie, along the coast of Ireland. European Journal of Phycology 55: 310-326.
Data accessible here.
(26) Olsen KC*, WH Ryan, AA Winn, ET Kosman*, Moscoso JA*, SA Krueger-Hadfield, SC Burgess, DB Carlon, RK Grosberg, S Kalisz, DR Levitan (2020, in press) Inbreeding shapes the evolution of marine invertebrates. Evolution 74: 871-882.
Data accessible here.
(25) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2020) What's ploidy got to do with it? Understanding the evolutionary ecology of macroalgal invasions necessitates incorporating life cycle complexity. Evolutionary Applications 13: 486-499
(24) Krueger-Hadfield SA, AMH Blakeslee, AE Fowler (2019) Incorporating ploidy diversity into ecological and community genetics. Journal of Phycology 55: 1198-1207.
(23) Ryan WH, L Adams*, G Bonthond*, N Mieszkowska, KE Pack*, SA Krueger-Hadfield (2019) Environmental regulation of individual body size contributes to geography variation in clonal life cycle expression. Marine Biology 166: 157.
(22) Ryan WH, S Heiser*, MD Curtis*, CD Amsler, T Bayer, G Bonthond*, G Wang, F Weinberger, SA Krueger-Hadfield (2019) The use of photographic color information for high-throughput phenotyping of pigment composition in Agarophyton vermiculophyllum. Cryptogamie Algologie 40: 73-83.
(21) Marin-Felix Y, M Hernández-Restrepo, I Iturrieta-González, D García, J Gené, JZ Groenewald, L Cai, Q Chen, W Quaedvlieg, RK Schumacher, PWJ Taylor, C Ambers, G Bonthond, J Edwards, SA Krueger-Hadfield, JJ Luangsaard, L Morton, A Moslemi, M Sandoval-Denis, YP Tan, R Thangavel, N Vaghefi, R Cheewangkoon, PW Crous (2019, accepted) Genera of phytopathogaenic fungi: GOPHY 3. Studies in Mycology 94: 1-124.
(20) Schoenrock KM, T O'Callaghan, R O'Callaghan, SA Krueger-Hadfield (2019) First record of Laminaria ochroleuca Bachelot de la Pylaie in Ireland in Béal an Mhuirthead, County Mayo. Marine Biodiversity Records 12: 9
(19) Krueger-Hadfield SA, TA Stephens, WH Ryan, S Heiser* (2018) Everywhere you look, everywhere you go, there's an estuary invaded by the red seaweed Gracilaria vermiculophylla. Bioinvasion Records 7: 343-355
(18) Lees LE**#, SA Krueger-Hadfield#, AJ Clark, EA Duermit, EE Sotka, CJ Murren (2018) Non-native Gracilaria vermiculophylla tetrasporophytes are more difficult to debranch and are less nutritious than gametophytes. Journal of Phycology 54: 471-482
(17) Sotka EE, AW Baumgardner**, PM Bippus**, C Destombe, EA Duermit, H Endo, BA Flanagan*, M Kamiya, LE Lees**, CJ Murren, M Nakaoka, SJ Shainker**, AE Strand, R Terada, M Valero, F Weinberger, SA Krueger-Hadfield (2018) Rapid evolution of tolerance for abiotic stress facilitates an introduced seaweed. Evolutionary Applications 11: 781-793
Data accessible here.
(16) Bippus PM**, SA Krueger-Hadfield, EE Sotka (2018) Generalist herbivore species differentially respond to an introduced seaweed: the case of Gracilaria vermiculophylla. Marine Biology 165: 39
Data accessible here.
(15) Krueger-Hadfield SA, CA Magill*, N Mieszkowska, EE Sotka, CA Maggs (2017) When invaders go unnoticed: the case of Gracilaria vermiculophylla in the British Isles. Cryptogamie Algologie 38: 379-400.
Mitochondrial haplotypes accessible here.
(14) Wang S*, F Weinberger, L Xiao, M Nakaoka, G Wang, SA Krueger-Hadfield, EE Sotka, D Bian, M Lenz (2017) In situ common garden assays demonstrate increased defense against natural fouling in non-native populations of the red seaweed Gracilaria vermiculophylla. Marine Biology 164: 193
Data accessible here.
(13) Krueger-Hadfield SA, NM Kollars*, AE Strand, JE Byers, SJ Shainker**, R Terada, TW Greig, M Hammann*, DC Murray, F Weinberger, EE Sotka. (2017) The identification of source and likely vector of a widespread marine invader. Ecology and Evolution 7: 4432-4447
Pre-print available on BioRxiv here.
Mitochondrial and nuclear data accessible here.
Mitochondrial haplotypes accessible here.
We made the cover of Volume 7 Issue 12 with an image by Stacy in a tide pool at Shinori, Hakodate in southwestern Hokkaido.
(12) Dudgeon SR, JE Kübler, JA West, M Kamiya, SA Krueger-Hadfield (2017) Asexuality and the cryptic species problem. Perspectives in Phycology 4: 47-59
(11) Krueger-Hadfield SA, G Hernández Carmona, R Terada, JM López-Vivas, R Riosmena-Rodriguez (2016) New record of the introduced seaweed Gracilaria parvispora in Baja California - a note on Vergara-Rodarte et al. (2016). Cryptogamie Algologie 37: 257-263
Mitochondrial haplotypes accessible here.
(10) Gerstenmaier CE*, SA Krueger-Hadfield, EE Sotka. (2016) Genotypic diversity increases primary production of a non-native seaweed. Marine Ecology Progress Series 556: 79-89
(9) Krueger-Hadfield SA, NM Kollars*, JE Byers, TW Greig, M Hamman, D Murray, CJ Murren, AE Strand, R Terada, F Weinberger and EE Sotka. (2016) Invasion of novel habitats uncouples haplo-diplontic life cycles. Molecular Ecology 25: 3801-3816
Data accessible here.
(8) Krueger-Hadfield SA, SM Hoban. (2016) The importance of effective sampling for exploring the population dynamics of haploid-diploid seaweeds. Journal of Phycology 52: 1-9
(7) Kollars NM*#, SA Krueger-Hadfield#, JE Byers, TW Greig, AE Strand, F Weinberger and EE Sotka. (2015) Development and characterization of microsatellite loci for the haploid-diploid red seaweed Gracilaria vermiculophylla. PeerJ 3:e1159
Microsatellite loci accessible here.
(6) Krueger-Hadfield SA, D Roze, C Destombe, J Correa and M Valero (2015) O father, where art thou? Paternity analyses in a natural population of the red seaweed Chondrus crispus. Heredity 114: 185–194
Data accessible here.
(5) Krueger-Hadfield SA#, C Balestreri*#, JL Schroeder#, AC Highfield, P Hélaouët, J Allum, R Moate, KT Lohbeck*, U Riebesell,TBH Reusch, REM Rickaby, J Young, C Brownlee and DC Schroeder (2014) Genotyping an Emiliania huxleyi (Prymnesiophyceae) bloom event in the North Sea reveals evidence of asexual reproduction. Biogeosciences 11: 5215-5234
(4) Krueger-Hadfield SA, D Roze, S Mauger and M Valero (2013) Intergametophytic selfing and microgeographic genetic structure shape populations of the intertidal red seaweed Chondrus crispus. Molecular Ecology 22: 3242-3260
Perspective about this article in Molecular Ecology 22: 3191-3194
Data accessible here.
(3) Krueger-Hadfield SA, JE Kübler and SR Dudgeon (2013) Reproductive effort in the red alga, Mastocarpus papillatus. Journal of Phycology 49: 271-281
(2) Krueger-Hadfield SA, J Collén, C Daguin-Thiébaut and M Valero (2011) Distinguishing among genets and genetic population structure in the haploid-diploid seaweed Chondrus crispus (Rhodophyta). Journal of Phycology 47:440-450
Microsatellite loci accessible here.
(1) Dudgeon SR, KM Benes, SA Krueger, J Kübler, P Mroz, and C Slaughter (2009) On the use of experimental diets for physiological studies of hydrozoans. Journal of the Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom 89: 83-88
Editor reviewed
(2) Collado-Vides L, B Van Tussenbroek, M Garcia, R Rodríguez-Martínez, V Cassano, MC Oliviera, M Toyota-Fuji, H Oxenford, SA Krueger-Hadfield (2019) A network to develop a taxonomic, monitoring, and citizen’s participation program for Sargassum landings in Florida, Mexico, Barbados, and Brazil. Proceedings of the 71st Gulf and Caribbean Fishers Institute pp. 320-324.
(1) Collèn J, ML Cornish, J Craigie, E Ficko-Bean, C Hervé, SA Krueger-Hadfield, C Leblanc, G Michel, P Potin, T Tonon and C Boyen (2014) Chondrus crispus – a present and historical model organism for red seaweeds. pp. 53-89 In: Advances in Botanical Research, Volume 71: Sea Plants, ed. N. Bourgougnon
Theses
(4) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2011) Adaptacion local y cambio global en el ambiente intermareal: variacion del ciclo de vida, interacciones duraderas y recursos geneticos en el alga roja Chondrus crispus. PhD dissertation, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, 357 pp.
(3) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2011) Structure des populations chez l’algue rouge haploid-diploïde Chondrus crispus: système de reproduction, différeciation génétique et épidémiologie. PhD dissertation. Université de Pierre et Marie Curie - Sorbonne Université, 357 pp.
(2) Krueger SA (2008) Geographic parthenogenesis in complex life cycles: an empirical test of current theory in the red alga Mastocarpus papillatus. MS Thesis, California State University Northridge, 91 pp.
(1) Krueger SA (2006) Morphological plasticity in response to shear force in the hydrozoan Hydractinia symbiolongicarpus. Senior Honors Thesis, California State University Northridge, 21 pp.
(3) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2011) Structure des populations chez l’algue rouge haploid-diploïde Chondrus crispus: système de reproduction, différeciation génétique et épidémiologie. PhD dissertation. Université de Pierre et Marie Curie - Sorbonne Université, 357 pp.
(2) Krueger SA (2008) Geographic parthenogenesis in complex life cycles: an empirical test of current theory in the red alga Mastocarpus papillatus. MS Thesis, California State University Northridge, 91 pp.
(1) Krueger SA (2006) Morphological plasticity in response to shear force in the hydrozoan Hydractinia symbiolongicarpus. Senior Honors Thesis, California State University Northridge, 21 pp.
Podcast
(4) Krueger-Hadfield SA, K Freel, R DeKayne, JB Yoder(2021) The Molecular Ecologist Podcast: Darwin day, a glow-in-the-dark phylogeny, and pandemic PopGroup
(3) Krueger-Hadfield SA, RS Abrams, JB Yoder (2020) The Molecular Ecologist Podcast: Science and scholarship in the pandemic year
(2) Denton RD, SA Krueger-Hadfield, JB Yoder (2020) The Molecular Ecologist Podcast: A #NewPI chat about teaching, both before and after COVID
(1) Krueger-Hadfield SA, S Heiser, K Freel, RS Abrams, JB Yoder (2020) The Molecular Ecologist Podcast: #StudentSciComm, diversity within an algae bloom, the origins of a vital mutualism, and population genetics in continuous space
Blogs
(90) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2021) An enduring evolutionary mystery - the consequences of sex are shaped by more than sex itself
(89) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2021) Darwin Day – Integrating research and medicine to respond to the pandemic
(88) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2020) Fieldwork in the time of COVID
(87) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2020) The spirit of Antarctic invasions future?
(86) Denton RD, JB Yoder, SA Krueger-Hadfield (2020) #NewPI Chat: Headed for Lockdown Edition
(85) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2020) #StudentSciComm
(84) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2019) Conference catch-up: Seventh European Phycological Congress Zagreb, Croatia - algae and
abominable life cycles!
(83) Krueger-Hadfield SA, R Brennan, Laetitia Wilkins (2019) The Research Coordinated Network for Evolution in Changing Seas (RCN-ECS)
(82) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2018) Conference catch-up: The many colors of snow
(81) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2018) To present data is human, to communicate date is divine
(80) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2018) La vie en rouge ... l'algue rouge
(79) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2018) Oh my ploidy ... diploids evolve faster than haploids?
(78) Yoder, J, A Sethumaran, SA Krueger-Hadfield (2018) #NewPI chat: Third (or maybe fourth) time’s the charm edition
(77) Yoder, J, A Sethumaran, SA Krueger-Hadfield (2017) TME Chat: That #NewPI life
(76) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2017) #Evol 2017 catchup - or remember that time someone stole your field gear?
(75) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2017) Live from #Evol2017, Sunday Highlights (and a smidge of Saturday too!)
(74) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2017) Different ways to have sex, yet still be a weed
(73) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2017) Polyploidy in the era of GBS
(72) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2017) Deep in the meadow, under the ... seagrass, a bed of temporally stable diversity?
(71) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2017) I think we're NOT alone now.
(70) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2016) Artificial connectivity ... have we overlooked the native range?
(69) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2016) Humans, selection, evolution and ecological timescale...a potent cocktail
(68) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2016) Building bridges across the chaos
(67) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2016) Is equilibrium out of reach or are there some sneaky bouts of sex?
(66) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2016) What do dolphins, bivalves and algae have in common?
(65) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2016) Personal narrative of a journey from zoos to academia
(64) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2016) The not so singular process of hybridization
(63) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2016) Signatures of the reproductive lottery
(62) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2016) Neglected mycoplankton, no more
(61) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2016) What makes a range?
(60) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2016) Coral clonal chimeras
(59) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2016) There and back again: an angiosperm's tale
(58) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2016) A race to the bottom with a new card from the coevolutionary deck
(57) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2016) Macroalgal miscellany
(56) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2016) An evolutionary cycle ...
(55) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) Lonesome George no longer?
(54) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) Gracilaria, currywurst and aebleskivers
(53) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) An Oedipus complex in mosses?
(52) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) Pre-adpated algal ancestors colonized land
(51) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) Best laid plans of algae and academics oft go astray
(50) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) The scent of home
(49) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) Bees brought to their knees
(48) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) What's a Wachapreague?
(47) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) Keeping up with the kelps
(46) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) A Nice opinion on confronting uncertainty and modeling it for GBS data
(45) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) The final estuaries
(44) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) Three Views of Japan
(43) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) Along the Mackerel Road
(42) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) An unspoiled frontier
(41) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) In the northern biosphere
(40) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) Algae bring life to the world - marine forests and domestication
(39) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) Algae bring life to the world - species, microbiomes and biodiversity
(38) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) Home
(37) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) marmap
(36) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) Dōmo arigatō
(35) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) A cladoceran invasion
(34) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) Easy as ABC
(33) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) When genomes duplicate
(32) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) Sous les mers: cradles or museums of biodiversity?
(31) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) Grasping gorgonians
(30) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) Clonal conundrum, part deux
(29) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) Clonal conundrum, part un
(28) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) The brand new world of environmental genomics
(27) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) Gorillas (genomes) in the mist
(26) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) The fickleness of P
(25) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) l'oliva di mare: disturbance and genetic diversity
(24) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) Haploid-diploidy, a (brief?) history
(23) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) British fineSTRUCTURE
(22) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) To sequence a genome or not to sequence a genome, that is the question
(21) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) Mating systems
(20) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) sedaDNA sleuths: embracing your inner Sherlock
(19) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) Just like an elephant and a manatee
(18) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) Show me the power
(17) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) Interspecific gene flow enhances vectorial capacity
(16) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder
(15) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) Rescue Me
(14) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) Night at the museum
(13) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) From crocodiles to coconuts
(12) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) The paludicolous life: peatmosses and pH
(11) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) Sex chromosome evolution ... in haploids, that is
(10) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) A population genetic R-evolution
(9) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) Species and sensibility
(8) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2014) Not everyone likes it hot ... winter or not
(7) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2014) haploidy, diploidy, polyploidy ... not a problem
(6) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2014) Totally RAD
(5) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2014) Exotic gene flow surveillance
(4) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2014) Caught sweeping 'cross the sea
(3) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2014) The latest gadget for the molecular ecologist's toolkit
(2) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2014) The forest resounding at rare intervals with the note of ... reproductive isolation
(1) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2014) Happy as a clam despite genetic uniformity
(4) Krueger-Hadfield SA, K Freel, R DeKayne, JB Yoder(2021) The Molecular Ecologist Podcast: Darwin day, a glow-in-the-dark phylogeny, and pandemic PopGroup
(3) Krueger-Hadfield SA, RS Abrams, JB Yoder (2020) The Molecular Ecologist Podcast: Science and scholarship in the pandemic year
(2) Denton RD, SA Krueger-Hadfield, JB Yoder (2020) The Molecular Ecologist Podcast: A #NewPI chat about teaching, both before and after COVID
(1) Krueger-Hadfield SA, S Heiser, K Freel, RS Abrams, JB Yoder (2020) The Molecular Ecologist Podcast: #StudentSciComm, diversity within an algae bloom, the origins of a vital mutualism, and population genetics in continuous space
Blogs
(90) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2021) An enduring evolutionary mystery - the consequences of sex are shaped by more than sex itself
(89) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2021) Darwin Day – Integrating research and medicine to respond to the pandemic
(88) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2020) Fieldwork in the time of COVID
(87) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2020) The spirit of Antarctic invasions future?
(86) Denton RD, JB Yoder, SA Krueger-Hadfield (2020) #NewPI Chat: Headed for Lockdown Edition
(85) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2020) #StudentSciComm
(84) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2019) Conference catch-up: Seventh European Phycological Congress Zagreb, Croatia - algae and
abominable life cycles!
(83) Krueger-Hadfield SA, R Brennan, Laetitia Wilkins (2019) The Research Coordinated Network for Evolution in Changing Seas (RCN-ECS)
(82) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2018) Conference catch-up: The many colors of snow
(81) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2018) To present data is human, to communicate date is divine
(80) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2018) La vie en rouge ... l'algue rouge
(79) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2018) Oh my ploidy ... diploids evolve faster than haploids?
(78) Yoder, J, A Sethumaran, SA Krueger-Hadfield (2018) #NewPI chat: Third (or maybe fourth) time’s the charm edition
(77) Yoder, J, A Sethumaran, SA Krueger-Hadfield (2017) TME Chat: That #NewPI life
(76) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2017) #Evol 2017 catchup - or remember that time someone stole your field gear?
(75) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2017) Live from #Evol2017, Sunday Highlights (and a smidge of Saturday too!)
(74) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2017) Different ways to have sex, yet still be a weed
(73) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2017) Polyploidy in the era of GBS
(72) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2017) Deep in the meadow, under the ... seagrass, a bed of temporally stable diversity?
(71) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2017) I think we're NOT alone now.
(70) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2016) Artificial connectivity ... have we overlooked the native range?
(69) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2016) Humans, selection, evolution and ecological timescale...a potent cocktail
(68) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2016) Building bridges across the chaos
(67) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2016) Is equilibrium out of reach or are there some sneaky bouts of sex?
(66) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2016) What do dolphins, bivalves and algae have in common?
(65) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2016) Personal narrative of a journey from zoos to academia
(64) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2016) The not so singular process of hybridization
(63) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2016) Signatures of the reproductive lottery
(62) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2016) Neglected mycoplankton, no more
(61) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2016) What makes a range?
(60) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2016) Coral clonal chimeras
(59) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2016) There and back again: an angiosperm's tale
(58) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2016) A race to the bottom with a new card from the coevolutionary deck
(57) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2016) Macroalgal miscellany
(56) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2016) An evolutionary cycle ...
(55) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) Lonesome George no longer?
(54) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) Gracilaria, currywurst and aebleskivers
(53) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) An Oedipus complex in mosses?
(52) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) Pre-adpated algal ancestors colonized land
(51) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) Best laid plans of algae and academics oft go astray
(50) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) The scent of home
(49) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) Bees brought to their knees
(48) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) What's a Wachapreague?
(47) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) Keeping up with the kelps
(46) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) A Nice opinion on confronting uncertainty and modeling it for GBS data
(45) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) The final estuaries
(44) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) Three Views of Japan
(43) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) Along the Mackerel Road
(42) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) An unspoiled frontier
(41) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) In the northern biosphere
(40) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) Algae bring life to the world - marine forests and domestication
(39) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) Algae bring life to the world - species, microbiomes and biodiversity
(38) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) Home
(37) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) marmap
(36) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) Dōmo arigatō
(35) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) A cladoceran invasion
(34) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) Easy as ABC
(33) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) When genomes duplicate
(32) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) Sous les mers: cradles or museums of biodiversity?
(31) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) Grasping gorgonians
(30) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) Clonal conundrum, part deux
(29) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) Clonal conundrum, part un
(28) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) The brand new world of environmental genomics
(27) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) Gorillas (genomes) in the mist
(26) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) The fickleness of P
(25) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) l'oliva di mare: disturbance and genetic diversity
(24) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) Haploid-diploidy, a (brief?) history
(23) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) British fineSTRUCTURE
(22) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) To sequence a genome or not to sequence a genome, that is the question
(21) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) Mating systems
(20) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) sedaDNA sleuths: embracing your inner Sherlock
(19) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) Just like an elephant and a manatee
(18) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) Show me the power
(17) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) Interspecific gene flow enhances vectorial capacity
(16) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder
(15) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) Rescue Me
(14) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) Night at the museum
(13) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) From crocodiles to coconuts
(12) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) The paludicolous life: peatmosses and pH
(11) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) Sex chromosome evolution ... in haploids, that is
(10) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) A population genetic R-evolution
(9) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2015) Species and sensibility
(8) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2014) Not everyone likes it hot ... winter or not
(7) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2014) haploidy, diploidy, polyploidy ... not a problem
(6) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2014) Totally RAD
(5) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2014) Exotic gene flow surveillance
(4) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2014) Caught sweeping 'cross the sea
(3) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2014) The latest gadget for the molecular ecologist's toolkit
(2) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2014) The forest resounding at rare intervals with the note of ... reproductive isolation
(1) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2014) Happy as a clam despite genetic uniformity
The AGA Blog
(5) AGA Team [Krueger-Hadfield SA] (2021) Happy Holidays
(4) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2021) A ‘Cen-sational’ Post
(3) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2021) Behind the science: the fellowship of haplodiplontic taxa
(2) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2020) An ode to mudosphere
(1) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2020) Happy Darwin Day 2020!
(4) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2021) A ‘Cen-sational’ Post
(3) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2021) Behind the science: the fellowship of haplodiplontic taxa
(2) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2020) An ode to mudosphere
(1) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2020) Happy Darwin Day 2020!
Technical Reports
(6) Krueger-Hadfield SA, PG Ross (2022) Chapter 8. Macroalgae: Intertidal Mapping. pp. 71-87. In [Eds. PG Ross & RA Snyder] Ecological Monitoring Program at VIMS ESL Annual Report 2021. VIMS Eastern Shore Laboratory Technical Report No. 9 Virginia Institute of Marine Science, William & Mary. doi: 10.25773/evhr-a810
(5) Snyder RA, G Bonthond, RT Smith, D Kelley, W Hamilton IV, MR Crowley, SA Krueger-Hadfield (2022) Chapter 7. Biofilms. pp. 70-53. In [Eds. PG Ross & RA Snyder] Ecological Monitoring Program at VIMS ESL Annual Report 2021. VIMS Eastern Shore Laboratory Technical Report No. 9 Virginia Institute of Marine Science, William & Mary. doi: 10.25773/evhr-a810
(4) Schoenrock K, S Krueger-Hadfield, K Chan, R O’Callaghan, T O’Callaghan, A Golden, AM Power (2021) The diversity and resilience of kelp ecosystems in Ireland (2018-W-MS-35). EPA Research Report. 74 pp.
(3) Snyder RA, C Bentley, SA Krueger-Hadfield, G Bonthond (2021) Chapter 3. Biofilm Community. In [Eds. PG Ross & RA Snyder] Ecological Monitoring Program at VIMS ESL Annual Report 2020 pp. 19-31. https://doi.org/10.25773/3a2z-ek23
(2) Lucas K, R Blaylock, S Howden, M Capron, J Stewart, M Chambers, S James, M Brooks, S Krueger-Hadfield, S Fredericq, B Lapointe, A N’Yuert, R Radulovich, A Buschmann-Rubio, S DiMarco, K Whilden, T Knap, MH Kim, C Webb, A Mestas-Nunez, R Swift, Z Moscicki, I Tsukrov, D Fredriksson, T Dewhurst, A Drach, S Rope (2019) AdjustaDepth Phase 1 Final Report DE-AR0000916 - Feed the world on the way to abundant biofuels
(1) Lucas K, R Blaylock, S Howden, M Capron, J Stewart, M Chambers, S James, M Brooks, S Krueger-Hadfield, S Fredericq, B Lapointe, A N’Yuert, R Radulovich, A Buschmann-Rubio, S DiMarco, K Whilden, T Knap, MH Kim, C Webb, A Mestas-Nunez, R Swift, Z Moscicki, I Tsukrov, D Fredriksson, T Dewhurst, A Drach, S Rope (2019) AdjustaDepth TechnoEconomic Analysis for ARPA-E Phase 1 Contract DE-AR0000916
(5) Snyder RA, G Bonthond, RT Smith, D Kelley, W Hamilton IV, MR Crowley, SA Krueger-Hadfield (2022) Chapter 7. Biofilms. pp. 70-53. In [Eds. PG Ross & RA Snyder] Ecological Monitoring Program at VIMS ESL Annual Report 2021. VIMS Eastern Shore Laboratory Technical Report No. 9 Virginia Institute of Marine Science, William & Mary. doi: 10.25773/evhr-a810
(4) Schoenrock K, S Krueger-Hadfield, K Chan, R O’Callaghan, T O’Callaghan, A Golden, AM Power (2021) The diversity and resilience of kelp ecosystems in Ireland (2018-W-MS-35). EPA Research Report. 74 pp.
(3) Snyder RA, C Bentley, SA Krueger-Hadfield, G Bonthond (2021) Chapter 3. Biofilm Community. In [Eds. PG Ross & RA Snyder] Ecological Monitoring Program at VIMS ESL Annual Report 2020 pp. 19-31. https://doi.org/10.25773/3a2z-ek23
(2) Lucas K, R Blaylock, S Howden, M Capron, J Stewart, M Chambers, S James, M Brooks, S Krueger-Hadfield, S Fredericq, B Lapointe, A N’Yuert, R Radulovich, A Buschmann-Rubio, S DiMarco, K Whilden, T Knap, MH Kim, C Webb, A Mestas-Nunez, R Swift, Z Moscicki, I Tsukrov, D Fredriksson, T Dewhurst, A Drach, S Rope (2019) AdjustaDepth Phase 1 Final Report DE-AR0000916 - Feed the world on the way to abundant biofuels
(1) Lucas K, R Blaylock, S Howden, M Capron, J Stewart, M Chambers, S James, M Brooks, S Krueger-Hadfield, S Fredericq, B Lapointe, A N’Yuert, R Radulovich, A Buschmann-Rubio, S DiMarco, K Whilden, T Knap, MH Kim, C Webb, A Mestas-Nunez, R Swift, Z Moscicki, I Tsukrov, D Fredriksson, T Dewhurst, A Drach, S Rope (2019) AdjustaDepth TechnoEconomic Analysis for ARPA-E Phase 1 Contract DE-AR0000916
Select miscellaneous writings
(26) Bolnick D, SA Krueger-Hadfield, A Cramer, J Pringle (2022) Collaboration: A How-to Guide. Eco-evolutionary dynamics
(25) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2021) A Scroll of a Sampling Sort Phycological Newsletter 57: 9-10 (Winter/Spring 2021)
(24) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2020) Eclogae Phycological Newsletter 56: 2 (Summer/Fall 2020)
(23) Schoenrock K, K Chan, S Krueger-Hadfield, A Golden, AM Power (2020) Kelp forests: the multifaceted seaweed in nearshore marine habitats. Inshore Ireland Winter 2019/2020 pp. 6-7.
(22) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2019) An interview with Lang Fellow Stacy Krueger-Hadfield. Phycological Newsletter 55: 2 (Summer/Fall 2019)
(21) Krueger-Hadfield SA, WH Ryan, G Bonthond, J DeForest, CG Hays, L Adams, KE Pack, N Mieszkowska (2019) Subtle differentiation maintains haplodiplontic life cycles … until it doesn’t. European Journal of Phycology 54 Supp1: 103-104 (oral)
(20) O’Connor A, KM Schoenrock, SA Krueger-Hadfield (2019) A study in ochre: genetic diversity of Laminaria hyperborea forests along the Irish coastline. European Journal of Phycology 54 Supp1: 222 (poster)
(19) Heiser S, CD Amsler, MO Amsler, JB McClintock, SA Krueger-Hadfield, BJ Baker (2019) Potential mechanisms driving the geographic distribution pattern of secodary metabolites in the highly chemically-defended red seaweed Plocamium “cartilagineum.” European Journal of Phycology 54 Supp1: 104-105 (oral)
(18) Bonthond G, SA Krueger-Hadfield, FR Barboza, M Nakaoka, M Valero, G Wang, T Bayer, F Weinberger (2019) Microbial communities associated to an invasive seaweed and how they vary across ecological scales. European Journal of Phycology 54 Supp1: 35 (oral)
(17) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2018) Tracking Tidlen’s Travels. Phycological Newsletter 54: 2 (Summer/Fall 2018)
(16) Capron ME, Blaylock R, Lucas K, Chambers M, Stewart J, DiMarco S, Whilden K, Wang B, Kim M, Moscicki Z, Sullivan C, Tsukrov I, Swift M, James S, Brooks M, Krueger-Hadfield S, N’Yeurt A, Howden S, Fredericq S, Piper D (2018) Ocean Forests: Breakthrough yields for macroalgae. OCEANS 2018/MTS/IEEE Charleston DOI:10.1109/OCEANS.2018.8604586
(15) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2018) To present science is human, to communicate science is divine The Marine Biologist Fall 2018 11: 30-31
(14) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2018) Flora marina Antarctica: patrimonio de biodiversidad Iván Gómez Ocampo Ediciones Kultrún, Valdivia, Chile, 2015. ISBN: 978-956-344-058-4, 243 pp. Antarctic Science 30: 144-145
(13) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2018) Society for the Study of Evolution New Faculty Profile
(12) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2018) #MySciComm: Seaweeds, Science, and SciComm
(11) Le Gall L, SA Krueger-Hadfield, I Probert (2016) Editorial Cryptogamie Algologie 37: 3
(10) Sotka EE and SA Krueger-Hadfield (2014) Not all algae who wander are lost The Marine Biologist Fall 2014: 8-9
(9) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2013) Trans-equatorial hitchhiking: On the track of non-native Southern Hemisphere sea squirts. MBA News Spring 2013: 8-9
(8) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2012) ASSEMBLE Infrastructure Access Call 5: Chilean sea squirt expedition blog hosted by the Marine Biological Association
(7) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2012) World Conference on Marine Biodiversity The Phycologist 82: 29
(6) Krueger-Hadfield SA, D Roze, S Mauger, C Destombe, M Valero (2012) O father, where art thou? Paternity analyses in a natural population of the red seaweed Chondrus crispus Journal of Phycology 48: S9-S10 (abstract)
(5) Krueger SA, D Roze and M Valero (2009) Life cycle variation and local adaptation in the red alga Chondrus crispus Cryptogamie Algologie 30: 338
(4) Krueger SA, D Roze, M Valero and JA Correa (2009) Population biology and mating system of an alga with a haploid diploid life cycle. Biological Research 42 (Supplement A): 74
(3) Krueger SA (2009) British Phycological Society Algal Identification Course The Phycologist 77: 8
(2) Krueger SA (2007) IV European Phycological Congress, Oviedo, Spain The Phycologist 73: 8
(1) Krueger SA (2007) DAAD RISE Summary Excerpt in Plant Biology 9: N7-N12, Actualia
(25) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2021) A Scroll of a Sampling Sort Phycological Newsletter 57: 9-10 (Winter/Spring 2021)
(24) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2020) Eclogae Phycological Newsletter 56: 2 (Summer/Fall 2020)
(23) Schoenrock K, K Chan, S Krueger-Hadfield, A Golden, AM Power (2020) Kelp forests: the multifaceted seaweed in nearshore marine habitats. Inshore Ireland Winter 2019/2020 pp. 6-7.
(22) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2019) An interview with Lang Fellow Stacy Krueger-Hadfield. Phycological Newsletter 55: 2 (Summer/Fall 2019)
(21) Krueger-Hadfield SA, WH Ryan, G Bonthond, J DeForest, CG Hays, L Adams, KE Pack, N Mieszkowska (2019) Subtle differentiation maintains haplodiplontic life cycles … until it doesn’t. European Journal of Phycology 54 Supp1: 103-104 (oral)
(20) O’Connor A, KM Schoenrock, SA Krueger-Hadfield (2019) A study in ochre: genetic diversity of Laminaria hyperborea forests along the Irish coastline. European Journal of Phycology 54 Supp1: 222 (poster)
(19) Heiser S, CD Amsler, MO Amsler, JB McClintock, SA Krueger-Hadfield, BJ Baker (2019) Potential mechanisms driving the geographic distribution pattern of secodary metabolites in the highly chemically-defended red seaweed Plocamium “cartilagineum.” European Journal of Phycology 54 Supp1: 104-105 (oral)
(18) Bonthond G, SA Krueger-Hadfield, FR Barboza, M Nakaoka, M Valero, G Wang, T Bayer, F Weinberger (2019) Microbial communities associated to an invasive seaweed and how they vary across ecological scales. European Journal of Phycology 54 Supp1: 35 (oral)
(17) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2018) Tracking Tidlen’s Travels. Phycological Newsletter 54: 2 (Summer/Fall 2018)
(16) Capron ME, Blaylock R, Lucas K, Chambers M, Stewart J, DiMarco S, Whilden K, Wang B, Kim M, Moscicki Z, Sullivan C, Tsukrov I, Swift M, James S, Brooks M, Krueger-Hadfield S, N’Yeurt A, Howden S, Fredericq S, Piper D (2018) Ocean Forests: Breakthrough yields for macroalgae. OCEANS 2018/MTS/IEEE Charleston DOI:10.1109/OCEANS.2018.8604586
(15) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2018) To present science is human, to communicate science is divine The Marine Biologist Fall 2018 11: 30-31
(14) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2018) Flora marina Antarctica: patrimonio de biodiversidad Iván Gómez Ocampo Ediciones Kultrún, Valdivia, Chile, 2015. ISBN: 978-956-344-058-4, 243 pp. Antarctic Science 30: 144-145
(13) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2018) Society for the Study of Evolution New Faculty Profile
(12) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2018) #MySciComm: Seaweeds, Science, and SciComm
(11) Le Gall L, SA Krueger-Hadfield, I Probert (2016) Editorial Cryptogamie Algologie 37: 3
(10) Sotka EE and SA Krueger-Hadfield (2014) Not all algae who wander are lost The Marine Biologist Fall 2014: 8-9
(9) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2013) Trans-equatorial hitchhiking: On the track of non-native Southern Hemisphere sea squirts. MBA News Spring 2013: 8-9
(8) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2012) ASSEMBLE Infrastructure Access Call 5: Chilean sea squirt expedition blog hosted by the Marine Biological Association
(7) Krueger-Hadfield SA (2012) World Conference on Marine Biodiversity The Phycologist 82: 29
(6) Krueger-Hadfield SA, D Roze, S Mauger, C Destombe, M Valero (2012) O father, where art thou? Paternity analyses in a natural population of the red seaweed Chondrus crispus Journal of Phycology 48: S9-S10 (abstract)
(5) Krueger SA, D Roze and M Valero (2009) Life cycle variation and local adaptation in the red alga Chondrus crispus Cryptogamie Algologie 30: 338
(4) Krueger SA, D Roze, M Valero and JA Correa (2009) Population biology and mating system of an alga with a haploid diploid life cycle. Biological Research 42 (Supplement A): 74
(3) Krueger SA (2009) British Phycological Society Algal Identification Course The Phycologist 77: 8
(2) Krueger SA (2007) IV European Phycological Congress, Oviedo, Spain The Phycologist 73: 8
(1) Krueger SA (2007) DAAD RISE Summary Excerpt in Plant Biology 9: N7-N12, Actualia