Kieran Cox
PhD Candidate and Hakai Scholar

Research

       I am a PhD candidate and Hakai Scholar at the University of Victoria, co-supervised by Dr. Francis Juanes and Dr. Sarah Dudas.
         My graduate research is a collaborative effort between the Juanes Lab, Ecological Interactions Research Program and the Hakai Institute that seeks to investigate how nearshore marine biodiversity varies across different habitats and scales and the processes driving this variation. 

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Current Events

• My recent examination of shellfish nutrient's role as an unrecognized spatial subsidy along the Pacific coast of North America​ has been published in Ecography, with Hakai Magazine coverage.
• Ancient Ecology: The Quadra Island Clam Gardens published in Fisheries
• Chronic disturbance modulates symbiont (Symbiodiniaceae) beta diversity on a coral reef, led by Dr. Danielle Claar, supervised by Dr. Julia Baum, published in Scientific Reports
• Poleward range expansion of invasive bopyrid isopod, Orthione griffenis, published in BioInvasions Records, with The Science Times coverage.