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Isolde van Riemsdijk
University of Tübingen
· DE
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Area of research
Genetics · Molecular Biology
Research interest
Research interests include Threatened species, Microbiome, Ecosystem, Conservation-dependent species, and Ecology.
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Recent publications
Incorporating microbiome analyses can enhance conservation of threatened species and ecosystem functions
The Science of The Total Environment
2025
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Paul‐Camilo Zalamea
· University of South Florida
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Lauren Kezia Walling
· University of South Florida
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Jun Hee Jung
· University of Tübingen
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Arig Ibrahim‐Hashim
· University of South Florida
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Raúl A. González‐Pech
· Pennsylvania State University
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Diego Santiago‐Alarcón
· University of South Florida
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Valerie J. Harwood
· Tulane University
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Christina L. Richards
· New York University
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David B. Lewis
· University of South Florida
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Carolina Sarmiento
· University of South Florida
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Frank Reis
· Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz
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Matthew H. Gamache
· University of South Florida
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Ryan McMinds
· University of South Florida
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John Everett Parkinson
· Pennsylvania State University
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Mark J. Margres
· University of South Florida
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Christopher J. Whelan
· University of Illinois Chicago
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