CURRICULUM VITAE. Marine Biology, UC San Diego (Scripps Institution of Oceanography)

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1 CURRICULUM VITAE PATRICK J. KRUG Professor California State University, Los Angeles Phone: (323) Biological Sciences FAX: (323) State University Drive Los Angeles, CA http: instructional1.calstatela.edu/pkrug EDUCATION: B.A., 1992 Molecular Biology, Princeton University Ph.D., 1998 Marine Biology, UC San Diego (Scripps Institution of Oceanography) PROFESSIONAL HISTORY: B.A. awarded magna cum laude, 1992 Regents Fellow, UC San Diego, National Science Foundation Predoctoral Fellow, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Department of Biology, UC Los Angeles, Visiting Researcher, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, Assistant Professor, Department of Biological Sciences, Cal State LA, Associate Professor, Department of Biological Sciences, Cal State LA, Professor, Department of Biological Sciences, Cal State LA, 2012-present PUBLICATIONS: 35. Krug, P.J., Vendetti, J.E., Ellingson, R.A., Trowbridge, C.D., Hirano, Y.M., Trathen, D.Y., Rodriguez, A.K., Swennen, C., Wilson, N.G., Valdés, A.A. Species selection favors dispersive life histories in sea slugs, but higher per-offspring investment drives shifts to short-lived larvae. Systematic Biology, in review. 34. Jensen K.R., Krug P.J., DuPont A., Nishina M A review of taxonomy and phylogenetic relationships within Costasiella (Mollusca, Heterobranchia, Sacoglossa), with description of a new species. Journal of Molluscan Studies, in press. (doi: /mollus/eyu048) 33. Krug, P.J., Vendetti, J.E., Retana, J., Rodriguez, A., Hirano, Y., and C.D. Trowbridge Integrative species delimitation in photosynthetic sea slugs reveals twenty candidate species in three nominal species studied for drug discovery, plastid symbiosis or biological control. Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution, 69: (doi: /j.ympev ) 32. Kocot, K.M., Halanych, K., and P.J. Krug Phylogenomics supports Panpulmonata: Resolving key evolutionary steps in a major radiation of gastropod molluscs. Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution, 69: (doi: /j.ympev ) 31. Romero, M.R., Phuong, M., Bishop, C.D., and P.J. Krug Differential function of nitric oxide signaling during habitat choice by two larval morphs of the sea slug Alderia willowi: mechanistic insight into evolutionary transitions in dispersal strategies. Journal of Experimental Biology, 216: (doi: /jeb ) 1

2 30. Marshall, D.J., Krug, P.J., Kupriyanova, E., Byrne, M., and R.B. Emlet The biogeography of marine invertebrate life histories. Annual Reviews of Ecology, Evolution and Systematics, 43: (doi: /annurev-ecolsys ) 29. Krug, P.J., Gordon, D., and M. Romero Seasonal polyphenism in larval type: Rearing environment influences the development mode expressed by adults in the sea slug Alderia willowi. Integrative & Comparative Biology, 52: (doi: /icb/ics059) 28. Vendetti, J.E., Trowbridge, C.D., and P.J. Krug Poecilogony and population genetic structure in Elysia pusilla (Heterobranchia: Sacoglossa), and reproductive data for five sacoglossans that express dimorphisms in larval development. Integrative and Comparative Biology, 52: (doi: /icb/ics077) 27. Krug, P.J., Asif, J., Baeza, I., Morley, M., Blom, W., and T. Gosliner Molecular identification of two species of the carnivorous sea slug Philine, invaders of the U.S. west coast. Biological Invasions, 14: (doi: /s ) 26. Asif, J.H. and P.J. Krug Lineage distribution and barriers to gene flow among populations of a globally invasive marine mollusc. Biological Invasions, 14: (doi: /s ) 25. Krug, P.J., Händeler, K., and J.E. Vendetti Genes, morphology, development and photosynthetic ability support the resurrection of Elysia cornigera (Heterobranchia: Plakobranchoidea) as distinct from the solar-powered sea slug E. timida. Invertebrate Systematics, 25: (doi: /IS11026) 24. Krug, P.J Patterns of speciation in marine gastropods: A review of the phylogenetic evidence for localized radiations in the sea. American Malacological Bulletin, 29: (doi: / ) 23. Händeler, K., Grzymbowski, Y.P., Krug, P.J. and H. Wägele Functional chloroplasts in metazoan cells a unique evolutionary strategy in animal life. Frontiers in Zoology, 6: 28. (18 pages; doi: / ) 22. Allen, R.M., Krug, P.J., and D.J. Marshall Larval size in Elysia stylifera is determined by extra-embryonic provisioning but not egg size. Marine Ecology Progress Series, 389: Krug, P.J Not my type : Bet-hedging and dispersal dimorphisms in opisthobranch life histories. Biological Bulletin, 216: Smolensky, N., Romero, M., and P.J. Krug Evidence for costs of mating and selffertilization in a simultaneous hermaphrodite with hypodermic insemination, the opisthobranch Alderia willowi. Biological Bulletin, 216: Krug, P.J., Riffell, J., and R.K. Zimmer Endogenous signaling pathways and chemical communication between sperm and egg. Journal of Experimental Biology, 212: Krug, P.J., Morley, M., Asif, J., Hellyar, L. and W. Blom Molecular confirmation of species status for the rare cephalaspidean Melanochlamys lorrainae (Rudman, 1968), and 2

3 comparison with its sister species M. cylindrica Cheeseman, Journal of Molluscan Studies, 74: Krug, P.J Poecilogony and larval ecology in the gastropod genus Alderia. American Malacological Bulletin, 23: Krug, P.J., Ellingson, R., Burton, R., and A. Valdés A new poecilogonous species of sea slug (Opisthobranchia: Sacoglossa) from California: Comparison with the planktotrophic congener Alderia modesta (Lovén, 1844). Journal of Molluscan Studies, 73: Ellingson, R.A. and P.J. Krug Evolution of poecilogony from planktotrophy: Cryptic speciation, phylogeography and larval development in the gastropod genus Alderia. Evolution 60: Zimmer, R.K., Schar, D., Ferrer, R., Krug, P.J., Katz, L., and W. Michel The scent of danger: Tetrodotoxin (TTX) as an olfactory cue of predation risk. Ecological Monographs 76: Botello, G. and P.J. Krug Desperate larvae revisited: Age, energy and experience affect sensitivity to settlement cues in larvae of the gastropod Alderia sp. Marine Ecology Progress Series 312: Krug, P.J Defense of benthic invertebrates against surface colonization by larvae: A chemical arms race. Pp in: Clare A. and Fusetani N. (eds) Marine Molecular Biotechnology, vol 2. Springer, Berlin. 11. Krug, P.J. and R.K. Zimmer Developmental dimorphism: Consequences for larval behavior and dispersal potential in a marine gastropod. Biological Bulletin 207: Riffell, J., Krug, P.J., and R.K. Zimmer The ecological and evolutionary consequences of sperm chemoattraction. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences USA 101: Riffell, J., Krug, P.J., and R.K. Zimmer Fertilization in the sea: The chemical identity of an abalone sperm attractant. Journal of Experimental Biology 205: Krug, P.J Bet-hedging dispersal strategy of a specialist marine herbivore: A settlement dimorphism among sibling larvae of Alderia modesta. Marine Ecology Progress Series 213: Krug, P.J. and R.K. Zimmer Developmental dimorphism and expression of chemosensory-mediated behavior: Habitat selection by a specialist marine herbivore. Journal of Experimental Biology 203: Krug, P.J. and R.K. Zimmer Larval settlement: chemical markers for tracing production, transport, and distribution of a waterborne cue. Marine Ecology Progress Series 207: Krug, P.J., and A.E. Manzi, Waterborne and surface-associated carbohydrates as settlement cues for larvae of the specialist marine herbivore Alderia modesta. Biological Bulletin 197:

4 4. Krug, P.J., Poecilogony in an estuarine opisthobranch: Planktotrophy, lecithotrophy, and mixed clutches in a population of the ascoglossan Alderia modesta. Marine Biology 132: Graziani, E., Andersen, R., Krug, P.J., and D.J. Faulkner Stable isotope incorporation evidence for the de novo biosynthesis of terpenoic acid glycerides by dorid nudibranchs. Tetrahedron 52: Krug, P.J., Boyd, K.G., and D.J. Faulkner Isolation and synthesis of Tanyolides A and B, metabolites of the nudibranch Sclerodoris tanya. Tetrahedron 51: Krug, P.J., Gileski, A.Z., Code, R., Torjussen, A., and M.B. Schmid Endpoint bias in large Tn-10 catalyzed inversions in Salmonella typhimurium. Genetics 136: RESEARCH GRANTS: Current: Collaborative Research: RUI: ARTS: Revisionary systematics of herbivorous sea slugs: identifying traits that promote diversification and morphological novelty. National Science Foundation, Division of Environmental Biology. Principal Investigator; total award: $345,532. Start date: 03/01/14. (DEB ) RUI: Quantifying larval behavior to reconcile genetic connectivity with biophysical model predictions. National Science Foundation, Program in Biological Oceanography. Principal Investigator; total award: $359,012. Start date: 09/01/11. (OCE ) Expired: RUI: Speciation in the sea: Developmental Evolution and Host Shifts in the Sacoglossa. National Science Foundation, Division of Environmental Biology (DEB ) Principal Investigator; total award: $311,509. Start date: 08/01/08. RET supplement (Research Experience for Teachers) to award DEB Total award: $14,750. Start date: 06/01/11 RAHSS supplement (Research Activities for High School Students) to award DEB Total award: $9,000. Start date: 06/01/11 RUI: Ecology and evolution of range limits in intertidal organisms. National Science Foundation, Program in Biological Oceanography (OCE ) Principal Investigator; total award: $325,209. Start date: 03/01/07. Component III of CREST: The Renewal of CEA-CREST, California State University, Los Angeles. National Science Foundation, Human Resources Division Centers for Research Excellence in Science and Technology. Principal Investigator with E. Torres; total award: $545,669. Start date: 08/01/03. Population genetics and molecular identification of marine invasive species. California State University Program for Education and Research in Biotechnology. Principal Investigator; total award: $13,500. Start date: 03/01/07. MRI: Acquisition of a proteome analyzer. National Science Foundation (DBI ) 4

5 Co-PI with J. Momand, P. LaPolt, A. McCurdy, F. Zhou; total award: $443,694. Start date: 07/01/04. RUI: Collaborative Research: Larval behavior and supply-side ecology: consequences of dissolved versus adsorbed chemical cues on habitat colonization. National Science Foundation, Program in Biological Oceanography (OCE ) Principal Investigator; total award: $158,550. Start date: 06/01/03. Fertilization in the sea: The ecological and evolutionary consequences of sperm chemoattraction. National Science Foundation, Program in Sensory Systems (IBN ) Co-PI with R.K. Zimmer; total award: $266, /01/02 02/28/05 Identification of natural and synthetic peptides for controlling marine larval set. Sea Grant National Biotechnology Initiative and California Sea Grant Core Program. Co-PI with R.K. Zimmer; total award: $92, INSTRUCTIONAL GRANTS: Expansion of a CSULA Drug Discovery Class. California State University Program for Education and Research in Biotechnology. Co-PI with A. McCurdy; total award: $14,909. Start date: 07/01/05. Development of a Drug Discovery Class at CSULA. California State University Program for Education and Research in Biotechnology. Principal Investigator; total award: $11,909. Start date: 07/01/03. M.S. STUDENTS: (*accepted into Ph.D. program) Past: Demian Willette*, Ryan Ellingson* (2006); Elena Hidalgo, Jamal Asif (2007); Albert Rodriguez*, Melissa Romero* (2009); Matthew Garchow, Angela Llaban, Danielle Trathen (2010); Hanna Koch*, Diane Rico* M.S. (2012); Dominique Gordon, Julia Vo (2013); John Martin*, Jonathan Mackay, John Berriman (2014) Current: Jaymes Aubrey, Jessika De Jesus UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH STUDENTS: Nicole Smolenski* ( ); Gilberto Botello ( ); Isabelle Baeza ( ); Danielle Trathen ( ; M.S. 2009); George Alejo, Mark Phuong* ( ); Zar Phyo ( ); Jesse Granados (2011); Lea Urpa (2011); Jennifer Retana ( ); Maribel Leon, Victoria Pimental, Ariel Sherman, Jackson Powell (2013-present) POST-DOCTORAL FELLOWS: Past: Jann Vendetti ( ; curator at L.A. County Natural History Museum) Current: Ryan Ellingson (2013-present) AWARDS: UCLA-CSU Collaboration Excellence in STEM Mentoring Recognition for 2006 COURSES TAUGHT: 5

6 California State University, Los Angeles Biol 100A Introductory Biology I Biol 155 Animal Biology (GE) Biol 350 Evolution Biol 418 Advanced Evolution Biol 444 Drug Discovery and Development Biol 457 Marine Invertebrate Zoology Biol 500 Graduate Orientation Biol 540 Graduate Seminar in Systematics Biol 561 Graduate Seminar in Professional Preparation in Environmental Science Biol 563 Graduate Seminar in Ecology Ocean Sciences Institute (Wrigley Marine Science Center, Catalina Island) OSI 353 Marine Biological Processes OSI 417 Marine Invertebrate Biology INVITED SEMINARS: 1999 Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution 2000 Oregon Institute of Marine Biology Scripps Institution of Oceanography, Ecology seminar 2001 University of California, Los Angeles, Department of Biology 2003 University of Southern California, Marine Environmental Biology seminar 2005 California State University, Long Beach California State University, Fullerton 2006 Santa Monica College, Distinguished Scientist lecture series Humboldt State University 2007 University of Queensland, Australia, Integrative & Comparative Biology seminar series University of Sydney, Australia Cabrillo Marine Aquarium California State University, Los Angeles, Science Seminar series East Los Angeles Community College 2008 Machine Project art gallery, public lecture series Scripps Institution of Oceanography, Marine Biology Seminar University of Southern California 2009 University of North Carolina, Wilmington Alexander Koenig Museum (Bonn, Germany) University of Guam marine laboratory California State Polytechnic University, Pomona 2010 Auburn University 2011 San Francisco State University University of South Florida 2012 MindShare Science Series (Los Angeles) Bodega Marine Laboratories 2013 Scripps Institution of Oceanography, Marine Biology Seminar Los Angeles Valley College University of California, Davis California State University, Fullerton 2014 California State University, Long Beach 6

7 Oregon Institute of Marine Biology CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS: 1996 Chemical settlement cues of Alderia modesta from its host alga, Vaucheria longicaulis. Settlement and Metamorphosis of Marine Invertebrate Larvae symposium, Marine Biological Association meeting (Plymouth, U.K.) 2000 Larval settlement: measuring chemosensory-mediated behavior and tracing distribution of waterborne cues in the field. Larval 2000, settlement symposium (Santa Cruz, CA) Developmental dimorphism and chemosensory-mediated behavior: Larval settlement of a specialist herbivore. Benthic Ecology meeting (Wilmington, NC) 2001 Larval settlement: Chemical markers for tracing production, transport and distribution of waterborne cues in the field. ASLO Aquatic Sciences (Albuquerque, NM) Importance of behavior in larval settlement. Western Society of Naturalists (Ventura, CA) 2003 Host choice and genetic divergence in sacoglossan populations. Western Society of Malacologists, Phylogenetic systematics symposium (Los Angeles, CA) 2004 Desperate times call for desperate measures: Larval age and experience increase sensitivity to settlement cues in the sea slug Alderia modesta. Western Society of Naturalists (Rohnert Park, CA) 2005 Evolution of benthic development in sacoglossan gastropods. Society for the Study of Evolution (Fairbanks, AK) Frustrated virgins and reproductive flexibility in the sacoglossan sea slug Alderia: how hypodermic insemination affects selfing and speciation. Western Society of Malacologists, Gastropod mating systems symposium (Pacific Grove, CA) DNA-based methods for identifying and quantifying larvae of taxonomically diverse invertebrates. Western Society of Naturalists (Monterey, CA) 2006 A DNA-based method for identifying and quantifying larvae of taxonomically diverse invertebrates. ASLO Ocean Sciences (Honolulu, HI) Caribbean sacoglossans: Cryptic genetic divergence and phylogeography. Western Society of Malacologists, Opisthobranch diversity symposium (Seattle, WA) Evolution of non-feeding development in the sea slug genus Elysia, and consequences for population connectivity. Larval 2006 (Oregon Institute of Marine Biology) Molecular studies of phylogeography, cryptic species, and evolution of development in the Sacoglossa. 2 nd International Workshop on Opisthobranchia (Bonn, Germany) 2007 Where the slugs roam: Range limits and physiological tolerance to temperature and salinity in the sea slugs Alderia willowi and A. modesta. Western Society of Naturalists (Ventura, CA) 2008 Do biophysical coupling models predict Caribbean population connectivity? A test with 6 gastropod species varying in dispersal potential. ASLO Ocean Sciences (Orlando, FL) 2009 Algal host shifts drive speciation and morphological divergence in herbivorous sea 7

8 slugs. - American Malacological Society, speciation symposium (Ithaca, NY) - Western Society of Malacologists (Fullerton, CA) 2010 Reduced gene flow and reproductive isolation follow shifts to non-dispersing larvae in a Caribbean sea slug. Western Society of Naturalists (San Diego, CA) 2012 Ecological triggers and evolutionary consequences of alternative larval types in sea slugs. Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology (Charleston, SC) A four-gene molecular phylogeny of the Sacoglossa reveals rampant polyphyly at generic and family levels, and an overly conservative taxonomy at the species level. Western Society of Malacologists (Santa Cruz, CA) Escaping constraints of ancestry: What traits are free to evolve within a development mode that affect realized dispersal? 10 th Int. Larval Biology symposium (Berkeley, CA) 2013 Do shifts in host use or larval development drive speciation in the sea? A comparative study of herbivorous sea slugs sea slugs. Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology (San Francisco, CA) 2014 Swimming against the time: Flexibility and constraint in marine dispersal and life histories. Ecological Society of America (Sacramento, CA) CO-AUTHORED STUDENT PRESENTATIONS: (44 total) 2004 Ellingson, R.A. and P.J. Krug. Genetic divergence and cryptic speciation in the sea slug Alderia modesta. Western Society of Naturalists (Rohnert Park, CA) Willette, D.A. and P.J. Krug. Shallow surf riders: Small-scale distribution of invertebrate larvae in near-bottom estuarine waters. Western Society of Naturalists (Rohnert Park, CA) 2005 Ellingson, R.A. and P.J. Krug. Evolution of poecilogony from planktotrophy: Speciation in the sea slug genus Alderia th annual California State University Student Research Competition, CSU Sacramento [1 st place winner, Graduate division] - Southern CA Academy of Sciences (Los Angeles, CA) [winner, Best Student Paper] - Society for the Study of Evolution (Fairbanks, AK) - Western Society of Malacologists (Pacific Grove, CA) Ellingson, R.A. and P.J. Krug. Speciation and trans-arctic migration in an estuarine gastropod: Evolutionary history of the sea slug genus Alderia. Western Society of Naturalists (Monterey, CA) [winner, Best Student Poster] Willette, D.A. and P.J. Krug. A PCR-based method for identifying larvae of diverse invertebrates. Southern California Academy of Sciences (Los Angeles, CA) Willette, D.A. and P.J. Krug. A PCR-based method for identifying individual larvae of molluscs. Western Society of Malacologists (Pacific Grove, CA) 2006 Willette, D.A. and P.J. Krug. Identity Crisis: Using DNA to identify native and invasive species in coastal habitats. 20 th annual California State University Student Research Competition, CSU Channel Islands, CA) [1 st place winner, Graduate division] 8

9 Willette, D. A. and P.J. Krug. Larval supply to the muddy intertidal : variation at small spatial and temporal scales, and species composition in two Californian estuaries. ASLO Ocean Sciences meeting (Honolulu, HI) (poster) Rodriguez, V. and P.J. Krug. Physiological tolerance and range limits of the congeneric sacoglossans Alderia modesta and A. willowi. Western Society of Malacologists (Seattle, WA) Asif, J. and P.J. Krug. Alien identification: tracking invasive Philine spp. using genetic techniques. Western Society of Malacologists (Seattle, WA) Ellingson, R.A. and P.J. Krug. Variable larval development, cryptic genetic breaks and population connectivity in the Caribbean sea slug Costasiella ocellifera. Larval 2006 (Oregon Institute of Marine Biology, OR) Willette, D. A. and P.J. Krug. Larval supply to the muddy intertidal : variation at small spatial scales and molecular methods for species identification. Larval 2006 (Oregon Institute of Marine Biology, OR) Rodriguez, V. and P. J. Krug. Range limits in sibling species of the estuarine gastropod Alderia: Salinity tolerance of larvae versus adults. Larval 2006 (Oregon Institute of Marine Biology, OR) Asif, J.H. and P.J. Krug. Population connectivity of the invasive mussel Musculista senhousia on the west coast of the United States. Larval 2006 (Oregon Institute of Marine Biology, OR) (poster) 2007 Asif, J.H. and P.J. Krug. Genetic evidence for multiple invasions and distinct regional populations of the introduced Asian date mussel, Musculista senhousia, along the U.S. west coast. Western Society of Naturalists (Ventura, CA) Rodriguez, A. and P.J. Krug. Comparative phylogeography and introgressive hybridization in two Caribbean sea slugs with non-planktonic development. Western Society of Naturalists (Ventura, CA) Hidalgo, E. and P.J. Krug. Caribbean phylogeography: Population structure in sea slugs with dispersing and non-dispersing larvae. Western Society of Naturalists (Ventura, CA) Trathen, D. and P.J. Krug. A Caribbean paradox: less gene flow in sea slug species with higher larval dispersal potential. Western Society of Naturalists (Ventura, CA) (poster) 2008 Rodriguez, A. and P.J. Krug. Comparative phylogeography, hybridization, and mitochondrial capture in two species of Caribbean sea slugs with non-planktonic development. Western Society of Malacologists (Menlo Park, CA) 2009 Romero, M, and P.J. Krug. Nitric oxide signaling regulates larval metamorphosis in a host-specialized sea slug. - Southern California Academy of Sciences (Los Angeles, CA) - Western Society of Malacologists (Fullerton, CA) Llaban, A. and P.J. Krug. Slug sex, reproductive interference and Allee effects at a shifting range boundary. - Southern California Academy of Sciences (Los Angeles, CA) - Western Society of Malacologists (Fullerton, CA) 9

10 - Western Society of Naturalists (Monterey, CA) Shimer, E. and P. J. Krug. Survival at the edge: ecophysiology and range limits of Alderia - Southern California Academy of Sciences (Los Angeles, CA) - Western Society of Malacologists (Fullerton, CA) - Western Society of Naturalists (Monterey, CA) Trathen, D.Y. and P.J. Krug. Comparative phylogeography of Caribbean sea slugs with long-lived vs. short lived larvae. - Southern California Academy of Sciences (Los Angeles, CA) [Best Student Paper] - Western Society of Malacologists (Fullerton, CA) - Western Society of Naturalists (Monterey, CA) Garchow, M. and P.J. Krug. Population dynamics at a shifting range boundary between sister species of estuarine sea slugs: role of the physical environment versus larval supply. - Southern CA Academy of Sciences (Los Angeles, CA) [Best Student Paper] - Western Society of Malacologists (Fullerton, CA) - Western Society of Naturalists (Monterey, CA) Gordon, D. and P.J. Krug. Environmental effects on larval development of the sea slug Alderia willowi. - Southern California Academy of Sciences (Los Angeles, CA) - Western Society of Malacologists (Fullerton, CA) [Best Student Paper] - Western Society of Naturalists (Monterey, CA) 2011 Rico, D. and P.J. Krug. Genetic tests of biophysical models of the Caribbean. Southern California Academy of Sciences (Pomona, CA) Krug, P.J. and Koch, H. Dispersal by planktonic larvae: Range limits and connectivity of marine animal populations CSU Council on Ocean Affairs, Science & Technology (COAST) Faculty-Student Research Poster Reception (Long Beach, CA) Koch, H. and Krug, P.J. Local adaptation and northern range limit for an estuarine sea slug, Alderia willowi. 26 th annual California State University Student Research Competition, CSU Long Beach, CA. [1 st place winner, Graduate division] 2014 Berriman, J. and Krug, P.J. Describing new species and quantifying diversity in the sacoglossan genus Oxynoe, a proposed biocontrol vector, using molecular and morphological data. 26 th annual California State University Student Research Competition, CSU East Bay. CA. JOURNAL REVIEWER 40 total: Acta Zoologica; American Malacological Bulletin; American Naturalist; Aquatic Biology; Behavioral Ecology; Biological Invasions; Biological Journal of the Linnean Society; Bulletin of Marine Science; Canadian Journal of Zoology; Ecology; Ecology & Evolution; Evolution; Genetica; Integrative and Comparative Biology; Invertebrate Biology; Journal of Chemical Ecology; Journal of Experimental Biology; Journal of Experimental Marine Biology & Ecology; Journal of Integrative & Comparative Biology; Journal of the Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom; Journal of Molluscan Studies; Journal of Shellfish Science; Limnology & Oceanography; Marine Biodiversity Records; Marine Biology; Marine Ecology Progress Series; Marine & Freshwater Research; Molecular Biology & Evolution; Molecular Ecology; Molecular Phylogenetics & Evolution; Nature Climate Change; Organisms Diversity & Evolution; 10

11 Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences; Proceedings of the Royal Society Series B; PLoS One; Raffles Bulletin of Zoology; Thallasus; Zoologica Scripta; ZooKeys; Zootaxa GRANT REVIEWER: National Science Foundation - Biological Oceanography (panelist and ad hoc reviewer) Systematics (panelist and ad hoc reviewer) Integrative and Organismal Biology (panelist and ad hoc reviewer) Human Resources Division International Research Fellowship Program National Geographic Society California State University Program for Excellence and Research in Biotechnology (CSUPERB) GRANT REVIEWER (continued): United States - Israel Binational Agricultural Research & Development Fund Florida SeaGrant Lizard Island Doctoral Fellowship RADIO SEGMENTS Madeleine Brand show (KPCC, 89.3) audio /28/10 new species descriptions and taxonomy 2. 10/6/10 Census of Marine Life decadal report 3. 10/15/10 whale migration and ocean fertilization 4. 11/8/10 parthenogenesis and virgin birth in snakes 5. 11/30/2010 new index of ecosystem health for managing fisheries 6. 12/21/10 top three biology news stories of /11/11 tour of local tide pools 8. 2/2/11 mass extinctions and climate change 9. 5/3/11 biodiversity survey of Lord Howe Island, Australia 10. 5/31/11 wayward grey whale in the Atlantic 11. 6/22/11 deepest living animal found 12. 8/5/11 tracking Pacific marine predators 13. 8/19/11 invasive weeds 14. 9/12/11 using mosquito parasite to fight Dengue fever 15. 9/20/11 recovery of North Atlantic cod /24/11 lionfish invasion /9/11 molluscan phylogenomics 18. 1/26/12 hybrid sharks 19. 3/13/12 marine spatial planning 11

12 20. 5/29/12 top 10 new species 21. 7/17/2012 endangered abalone 22. 8/14/2012 invasive species & tsunami debris (also featured in LA Times, 8/15/2012) 23. 9/18/2012 why females benefit from multiple mates 24. 9/21/2012 bird funerals and how animals assess risk Take Two show (KPCC, 89.3) /6/ st sighting of the world s rarest whale species /4/2012 immortal jellyfish, NY Times story 27. 3/20/2013 salps 28. 3/26/2013 smaller fish from ocean warming TV APPEARANCES SoCal Connected Our Changing Oceans (1/9/2013) Cryptid: The Swamp Beast (History Channel) 4 episodes dealing with species discovery and habitat loss, 1 st airing Feb. 24,