taxonID	type	format	identifier	references	title	description	created	creator	contributor	publisher	audience	source	license	rightsHolder	datasetID
451787EDFF8D7F2D1D0F39D7D5A4FD78.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/14669493/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14669493	Figure 5: Neogoniolithon cf. mamillare clades 1 and 2 (UNA 00075209, UNA 00075219,UNA 00075220,UNA 00075210): (A) specimen in the field; (B) crust surface with conspicuous swirls (sw) and uniporate conceptacles (c);(C) single and abundant trichocytes (tr);(D) cross section showing the inner cavity of a conceptacle (ic) and monomerous and plumose hypothallus (h). Neogoniolithon sp. clade 1 (UNA 00075215) (E) crust surface with abundant uniporate conceptacles;(F) uniporate conceptacles with white tip (c);(G) heavy sloughing (s) and scattered trichocytes (tr); (H) perithallus (p) and monomerous and coaxial hypothallus (h). Neogoniolithon sp. clade 2 (UNA 00075212) (I) crust surface; (J) white lines and curved pattern flowing around conceptacles (cp); (K) uniporate conceptacles (c) and single and scattered trichocytes (tr); (L) cross section showing thick crust and the inner cavity of a conceptacle (ic). Neogoniolithon sp. clade 5 (UNA 00075225) (M) encrusting to lumpy alga with straight and terete protuberances; (N) straight and terete protuberances (pr); (O) numerous epiphytes (ep) and scattered trichocytes (tr); (P) marked horizontal lines in the perithallus (p). Unknown genus in Neogoniolithoideae clades 3, 4, 7 (UNA 00075213, UNA 00075218, UNA 00075217, UNA 00075221, UNA 00075224, UNA 00075226, UNA 00075227) (Q) picture of a foliose specimen in the field;(R) crust surface with uniporate conceptacles (c),white patches and sloughing (s); (S) section of a conceptacle (ic) with a puckered tip (pucker); (T) monomerous and coaxial hypothallus (h) and perithallus (p).	Figure 5: Neogoniolithon cf. mamillare clades 1 and 2 (UNA 00075209, UNA 00075219,UNA 00075220,UNA 00075210): (A) specimen in the field; (B) crust surface with conspicuous swirls (sw) and uniporate conceptacles (c);(C) single and abundant trichocytes (tr);(D) cross section showing the inner cavity of a conceptacle (ic) and monomerous and plumose hypothallus (h). Neogoniolithon sp. clade 1 (UNA 00075215) (E) crust surface with abundant uniporate conceptacles;(F) uniporate conceptacles with white tip (c);(G) heavy sloughing (s) and scattered trichocytes (tr); (H) perithallus (p) and monomerous and coaxial hypothallus (h). Neogoniolithon sp. clade 2 (UNA 00075212) (I) crust surface; (J) white lines and curved pattern flowing around conceptacles (cp); (K) uniporate conceptacles (c) and single and scattered trichocytes (tr); (L) cross section showing thick crust and the inner cavity of a conceptacle (ic). Neogoniolithon sp. clade 5 (UNA 00075225) (M) encrusting to lumpy alga with straight and terete protuberances; (N) straight and terete protuberances (pr); (O) numerous epiphytes (ep) and scattered trichocytes (tr); (P) marked horizontal lines in the perithallus (p). Unknown genus in Neogoniolithoideae clades 3, 4, 7 (UNA 00075213, UNA 00075218, UNA 00075217, UNA 00075221, UNA 00075224, UNA 00075226, UNA 00075227) (Q) picture of a foliose specimen in the field;(R) crust surface with uniporate conceptacles (c),white patches and sloughing (s); (S) section of a conceptacle (ic) with a puckered tip (pucker); (T) monomerous and coaxial hypothallus (h) and perithallus (p).	2024-11-04	Giorgi, Research Article Aurora;Monti, Matteo;Maggioni, Davide;Gabrielson, Paul W.;Steneck, Robert S.;Kocot, Kevin;Olson, Julie B.		Zenodo	biologists	Giorgi, Research Article Aurora;Monti, Matteo;Maggioni, Davide;Gabrielson, Paul W.;Steneck, Robert S.;Kocot, Kevin;Olson, Julie B.			
451787EDFF8D7F2D1D0F39D7D5A4FD78.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/14669497/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14669497	Figure 6: Neogoniolithon cf. mamillare clades 1 and 2 (UNA 00075209, UNA 00075219, UNA 00075220, UNA 00075210): (A) epithallial cells (ec); (B) crust surface with uniporate conceptacle (c), pore opening (po) and scattered single trichocytes (tr); (C) cross section with the inner cavity of a conceptacle (ic) bearing tetraspores (tetr), monomerous and plumose hypothallus (h) and perithallus (p); (D) cross section showing cells from the perithallus (p) and primary pit connections (pp). Neogoniolithon sp. clade 1 (UNA 00075215) (E) epithallial cells and trichocytes (tr); (F) uniporate conceptacles (c) and sloughing (s); (G) perithallus (p) and monomerous and coaxial hypothallus (h); (H) cross section of a conceptacle and visible scattered trichocytes that extend into the thallus vertically (tr).Neogoniolithon sp.clade 2 (UNA 00075212) (I) crust surface with abundant and scattered trichocytes (tr); (J) uniporate conceptacle (c), pore opening (po) and trichocytes (tr); (K) thick crust, inner conceptacle and layered perithallus (p); (L) inner conceptacle. Neogoniolithon sp. clade 5 (UNA 00075225) (M) crust surface with visible trichocytes (tr); (N) crust surface; (O) cross section with visible perithallus (p) and monomerous and weakly coaxial hypothallus (h); (P) section of a terete protuberance showing medullary hypothallus.Unknown genus in Neogoniolithoideae clades 3, 4, 7 (UNA 00075213,UNA 00075218,UNA 00075217,UNA 00075221,UNA 00075224,UNA 00075226,UNA 00075227) (Q) crust surface with visible clustered trichocytes (tr); (R) uniporate conceptacles (c), and numerous epiphytes (ep); (S) monomerous and coaxial hypothallus (h); (T) cross section of a male conceptacle which can be recognized by the steep angles at the base of the cavity.	Figure 6: Neogoniolithon cf. mamillare clades 1 and 2 (UNA 00075209, UNA 00075219, UNA 00075220, UNA 00075210): (A) epithallial cells (ec); (B) crust surface with uniporate conceptacle (c), pore opening (po) and scattered single trichocytes (tr); (C) cross section with the inner cavity of a conceptacle (ic) bearing tetraspores (tetr), monomerous and plumose hypothallus (h) and perithallus (p); (D) cross section showing cells from the perithallus (p) and primary pit connections (pp). Neogoniolithon sp. clade 1 (UNA 00075215) (E) epithallial cells and trichocytes (tr); (F) uniporate conceptacles (c) and sloughing (s); (G) perithallus (p) and monomerous and coaxial hypothallus (h); (H) cross section of a conceptacle and visible scattered trichocytes that extend into the thallus vertically (tr).Neogoniolithon sp.clade 2 (UNA 00075212) (I) crust surface with abundant and scattered trichocytes (tr); (J) uniporate conceptacle (c), pore opening (po) and trichocytes (tr); (K) thick crust, inner conceptacle and layered perithallus (p); (L) inner conceptacle. Neogoniolithon sp. clade 5 (UNA 00075225) (M) crust surface with visible trichocytes (tr); (N) crust surface; (O) cross section with visible perithallus (p) and monomerous and weakly coaxial hypothallus (h); (P) section of a terete protuberance showing medullary hypothallus.Unknown genus in Neogoniolithoideae clades 3, 4, 7 (UNA 00075213,UNA 00075218,UNA 00075217,UNA 00075221,UNA 00075224,UNA 00075226,UNA 00075227) (Q) crust surface with visible clustered trichocytes (tr); (R) uniporate conceptacles (c), and numerous epiphytes (ep); (S) monomerous and coaxial hypothallus (h); (T) cross section of a male conceptacle which can be recognized by the steep angles at the base of the cavity.	2024-11-04	Giorgi, Research Article Aurora;Monti, Matteo;Maggioni, Davide;Gabrielson, Paul W.;Steneck, Robert S.;Kocot, Kevin;Olson, Julie B.		Zenodo	biologists	Giorgi, Research Article Aurora;Monti, Matteo;Maggioni, Davide;Gabrielson, Paul W.;Steneck, Robert S.;Kocot, Kevin;Olson, Julie B.			
451787EDFF8D7F2D1D0F39D7D5A4FD78.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/14669487/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14669487	Figure 2: Maximum likelihood (ML) phylogenetic hypothesis for the concatenated psbA, rbcL, SSU and LSU datasets. Numbers at nodes represent bootstrap values of ML analyses and Bayesian posterior probabilities from Bayesian inference (BI) analyses, respectively, with asterisks indicating maximal nodal support for both analyses and dashes (−) indicating nodes that were not supported in the BI analysis. Numbers at nodes are not shown when both below 80 % for MI and 0.8 for BI. Type specimens are bolded while the presence of a black triangle before a sequence name indicates a sequence associated with a type. Sequences generated in this study are indicated with abbreviations FLK for samples from the Florida Keys and RTN for samples from Roatán. Gray letters at nodes represent orders, subfamilies or genera as follow: (A) Neogoniolithoideae; (B) Neogoniolithon; (C) Unknown genus in Neogoniolithoideae; (D) Spongites; (E) Lithophylloideae; (F) Titanoderma; (G) Amphiroa; (H) Lithophyllum; (I) Metagoniolithoideae; (J) Porolithon; (K) Dawsoniolithon; (L) Metagoniolithon; (M) Harveylithon; (N) Hydrolithoideae; (O) Adeylithon; (P) Hydrolithon; (Q) Hapalidiales; (R) Phymatolithon; (S) Lithothamnion; (T) Mesophyllum; (U) Roseolithon; (V) Boreolithothamnion. Orders are illustrated with black lines on the right of the tree, families are indicated with open boxes (pink for Corallinaceae; green for Hapalidiaceae), and filled colored boxes designate subfamilies within the Corallinaceae. Clades are illustrated with square brackets and are inferred from results of the species delimitation analyses on single genes.	Figure 2: Maximum likelihood (ML) phylogenetic hypothesis for the concatenated psbA, rbcL, SSU and LSU datasets. Numbers at nodes represent bootstrap values of ML analyses and Bayesian posterior probabilities from Bayesian inference (BI) analyses, respectively, with asterisks indicating maximal nodal support for both analyses and dashes (−) indicating nodes that were not supported in the BI analysis. Numbers at nodes are not shown when both below 80 % for MI and 0.8 for BI. Type specimens are bolded while the presence of a black triangle before a sequence name indicates a sequence associated with a type. Sequences generated in this study are indicated with abbreviations FLK for samples from the Florida Keys and RTN for samples from Roatán. Gray letters at nodes represent orders, subfamilies or genera as follow: (A) Neogoniolithoideae; (B) Neogoniolithon; (C) Unknown genus in Neogoniolithoideae; (D) Spongites; (E) Lithophylloideae; (F) Titanoderma; (G) Amphiroa; (H) Lithophyllum; (I) Metagoniolithoideae; (J) Porolithon; (K) Dawsoniolithon; (L) Metagoniolithon; (M) Harveylithon; (N) Hydrolithoideae; (O) Adeylithon; (P) Hydrolithon; (Q) Hapalidiales; (R) Phymatolithon; (S) Lithothamnion; (T) Mesophyllum; (U) Roseolithon; (V) Boreolithothamnion. Orders are illustrated with black lines on the right of the tree, families are indicated with open boxes (pink for Corallinaceae; green for Hapalidiaceae), and filled colored boxes designate subfamilies within the Corallinaceae. Clades are illustrated with square brackets and are inferred from results of the species delimitation analyses on single genes.	2024-11-04	Giorgi, Research Article Aurora;Monti, Matteo;Maggioni, Davide;Gabrielson, Paul W.;Steneck, Robert S.;Kocot, Kevin;Olson, Julie B.		Zenodo	biologists	Giorgi, Research Article Aurora;Monti, Matteo;Maggioni, Davide;Gabrielson, Paul W.;Steneck, Robert S.;Kocot, Kevin;Olson, Julie B.			
451787EDFF8D7F2D1D0F39D7D5A4FD78.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/14669489/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14669489	Figure 3: Maximum likelihood (ML) phylogenetic hypotheses generated from analyses of psbA sequences.Numbers at nodesrepresent bootstrap values from ML analyses and Bayesian posterior probabilities from Bayesian inference (BI) analyses, respectively, with asterisks indicating maximal nodal support for both approaches and dashes (−) indicating nodes that were not supported in the BI analysis. Vertical lines to the right represent species delimitation results, with pink lines for general mixed Yule coalescent (GMYC) and green lines for assemble species by automatic partitioning (ASAP) methods.Type specimens are in bold letters while the presence of a black triangle before the sequence name indicates a sequence associated with a type. Sequences generated in this study are indicated with abbreviations FLK for samples from the Florida Keys and RTN for samples from Roatán.	Figure 3: Maximum likelihood (ML) phylogenetic hypotheses generated from analyses of psbA sequences.Numbers at nodesrepresent bootstrap values from ML analyses and Bayesian posterior probabilities from Bayesian inference (BI) analyses, respectively, with asterisks indicating maximal nodal support for both approaches and dashes (−) indicating nodes that were not supported in the BI analysis. Vertical lines to the right represent species delimitation results, with pink lines for general mixed Yule coalescent (GMYC) and green lines for assemble species by automatic partitioning (ASAP) methods.Type specimens are in bold letters while the presence of a black triangle before the sequence name indicates a sequence associated with a type. Sequences generated in this study are indicated with abbreviations FLK for samples from the Florida Keys and RTN for samples from Roatán.	2024-11-04	Giorgi, Research Article Aurora;Monti, Matteo;Maggioni, Davide;Gabrielson, Paul W.;Steneck, Robert S.;Kocot, Kevin;Olson, Julie B.		Zenodo	biologists	Giorgi, Research Article Aurora;Monti, Matteo;Maggioni, Davide;Gabrielson, Paul W.;Steneck, Robert S.;Kocot, Kevin;Olson, Julie B.			
451787EDFF8D7F2D1D0F39D7D5A4FD78.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/14669491/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14669491	Figure 4: Maximum likelihood (ML) phylogenetic hypotheses generated from analyses of rbcL sequences.Numbers at nodes represent bootstrap values from ML analyses and Bayesian posterior probabilities from Bayesian inference (BI) analyses, respectively, with asterisks indicating maximal nodal support for both approaches and dashes (−) indicating nodes that were not supported in the BI analysis. Vertical lines to the right represent species delimitation results, with pink lines for general mixed Yule coalescent (GMYC) and green lines for assemble species by automatic partitioning (ASAP) methods.Type specimens are in bold letters while the presence of a black triangle before the sequence name indicates a sequence associated with a type. Sequences generated in this study are indicated with abbreviations FLK for samples from the Florida Keys and RTN for samples from Roatán.	Figure 4: Maximum likelihood (ML) phylogenetic hypotheses generated from analyses of rbcL sequences.Numbers at nodes represent bootstrap values from ML analyses and Bayesian posterior probabilities from Bayesian inference (BI) analyses, respectively, with asterisks indicating maximal nodal support for both approaches and dashes (−) indicating nodes that were not supported in the BI analysis. Vertical lines to the right represent species delimitation results, with pink lines for general mixed Yule coalescent (GMYC) and green lines for assemble species by automatic partitioning (ASAP) methods.Type specimens are in bold letters while the presence of a black triangle before the sequence name indicates a sequence associated with a type. Sequences generated in this study are indicated with abbreviations FLK for samples from the Florida Keys and RTN for samples from Roatán.	2024-11-04	Giorgi, Research Article Aurora;Monti, Matteo;Maggioni, Davide;Gabrielson, Paul W.;Steneck, Robert S.;Kocot, Kevin;Olson, Julie B.		Zenodo	biologists	Giorgi, Research Article Aurora;Monti, Matteo;Maggioni, Davide;Gabrielson, Paul W.;Steneck, Robert S.;Kocot, Kevin;Olson, Julie B.			
451787EDFF8D7F2D1D0F39D7D5A4FD78.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/14669485/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14669485	Figure 1: Histograms illustrating the percent cover of benthic organisms in Roatán and the Florida Keys (A) and the relative abundance of non-geniculate coralline algae genera in the benthic communities for both locations (B).	Figure 1: Histograms illustrating the percent cover of benthic organisms in Roatán and the Florida Keys (A) and the relative abundance of non-geniculate coralline algae genera in the benthic communities for both locations (B).	2024-11-04	Giorgi, Research Article Aurora;Monti, Matteo;Maggioni, Davide;Gabrielson, Paul W.;Steneck, Robert S.;Kocot, Kevin;Olson, Julie B.		Zenodo	biologists	Giorgi, Research Article Aurora;Monti, Matteo;Maggioni, Davide;Gabrielson, Paul W.;Steneck, Robert S.;Kocot, Kevin;Olson, Julie B.			
451787EDFF8D7F2D1D0F39D7D5A4FD78.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/14669499/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14669499	Figure 7: Harveylithon munitum (UNA 00075223): (A) specimen in the field; (B) maculated crust surface with heavy sloughing (s); (C) uniporate conceptacles (c);(D) cross section showing conceptacle cavity (ic) bearing tetraspores,buried conceptacles (bc) and zonate perithallus (p). Harveylithon sp. clade 2 (UNA 00075228) (E) rock-like crust surface; (F) numerous flat or sunken uniporate conceptacles (c) and limpet or chiton graze marks (g); (G) conceptacle cavities (ic) after molluscan grazing (g) (chamber diameters about 140 µm) (H) cross section showing thick crust and small inner conceptacle (ic). Hydrolithon cf. boergesenii clade 3 (UNA 00075211) (I) specimen in the field; (J) tessellated crust surface with sloughing (s); (K) domeshaped uniporate conceptacles (c) and loosely packed trichocytes (tr). Tessellations are also well visible (t); (L) several buried conceptacles (bc) in cross section. Titanoderma cf. prototypum (UNA 00075214) (M) crust surface with a distinctive arcuate and fan-like pattern; (N) the alga overgrowing itself in swirls (applanate branches: ab); (O) applanate branches (ab) displaying a white margin and small uniporate conceptacles (c); (P) palisade cells of the hypothallus (h) form distinct horizontal lines.Lithophyllum sp.clade 1 (UNA 00075222) (Q) specimen in the field;(R) tessellated crust surface with uniporate conceptacles (c); (S) section of a conceptacle (ic) and zonate perithallus (p); (T) multicolor thick crust and zonate perithallus (p).	Figure 7: Harveylithon munitum (UNA 00075223): (A) specimen in the field; (B) maculated crust surface with heavy sloughing (s); (C) uniporate conceptacles (c);(D) cross section showing conceptacle cavity (ic) bearing tetraspores,buried conceptacles (bc) and zonate perithallus (p). Harveylithon sp. clade 2 (UNA 00075228) (E) rock-like crust surface; (F) numerous flat or sunken uniporate conceptacles (c) and limpet or chiton graze marks (g); (G) conceptacle cavities (ic) after molluscan grazing (g) (chamber diameters about 140 µm) (H) cross section showing thick crust and small inner conceptacle (ic). Hydrolithon cf. boergesenii clade 3 (UNA 00075211) (I) specimen in the field; (J) tessellated crust surface with sloughing (s); (K) domeshaped uniporate conceptacles (c) and loosely packed trichocytes (tr). Tessellations are also well visible (t); (L) several buried conceptacles (bc) in cross section. Titanoderma cf. prototypum (UNA 00075214) (M) crust surface with a distinctive arcuate and fan-like pattern; (N) the alga overgrowing itself in swirls (applanate branches: ab); (O) applanate branches (ab) displaying a white margin and small uniporate conceptacles (c); (P) palisade cells of the hypothallus (h) form distinct horizontal lines.Lithophyllum sp.clade 1 (UNA 00075222) (Q) specimen in the field;(R) tessellated crust surface with uniporate conceptacles (c); (S) section of a conceptacle (ic) and zonate perithallus (p); (T) multicolor thick crust and zonate perithallus (p).	2024-11-04	Giorgi, Research Article Aurora;Monti, Matteo;Maggioni, Davide;Gabrielson, Paul W.;Steneck, Robert S.;Kocot, Kevin;Olson, Julie B.		Zenodo	biologists	Giorgi, Research Article Aurora;Monti, Matteo;Maggioni, Davide;Gabrielson, Paul W.;Steneck, Robert S.;Kocot, Kevin;Olson, Julie B.			
451787EDFF8D7F2D1D0F39D7D5A4FD78.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/14669501/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14669501	Figure 8: Harveylithon munitum (UNA 00075223): (A) crust surface with visible pore opening of the conceptacle (c); (B) cross section with buried conceptacle (bc) and two conceptacles in section (ic); (C) monomerous and coaxial hypothallus (h) and zonate perithallus (p); (D) section of a conceptacle and visible conceptacle floor. Harveylithon sp.clade 2 (UNA 00075228) (E) crust surface with numerous flat conceptacles and pore openings (po);(F) crust surface with molluscan graze marks (g); (G) cross section with conceptacles (c); (H) cross section of a conceptacle and visible trichocyte field (trf). Hydrolithon cf.boergesenii clade 3 (UNA 00075211) (I) crust surface with numerous conceptacles;(J) close up of epithallial cells (ec);(K) trichocytes visible in cross section (tr) and squared epithallial cells (ec); (L) cells with irregular arrangement (vertical filaments are not evident) and conspicuous cell fusions. Titanoderma cf.prototypum (UNA 00075214) (M) crust surface with aplanate branches (ab); (N) epithallial cells (ec) and pore opening of a conceptacle (po); (O) cells organized to form horizontal lines and visible secondary pit connections (sp); (P) secondary pit connections (sp) and cross section of retained epithallial cells deep within the thallus (ec).Lithophyllum sp.clade 1 (UNA 00075222) (Q) crust surface and visible epithallial cells (ec);(R) epithallial cells (ec) (S) cross section with distinct horizontal lines and big and columnar cells; (T) secondary pit connections (sp).	Figure 8: Harveylithon munitum (UNA 00075223): (A) crust surface with visible pore opening of the conceptacle (c); (B) cross section with buried conceptacle (bc) and two conceptacles in section (ic); (C) monomerous and coaxial hypothallus (h) and zonate perithallus (p); (D) section of a conceptacle and visible conceptacle floor. Harveylithon sp.clade 2 (UNA 00075228) (E) crust surface with numerous flat conceptacles and pore openings (po);(F) crust surface with molluscan graze marks (g); (G) cross section with conceptacles (c); (H) cross section of a conceptacle and visible trichocyte field (trf). Hydrolithon cf.boergesenii clade 3 (UNA 00075211) (I) crust surface with numerous conceptacles;(J) close up of epithallial cells (ec);(K) trichocytes visible in cross section (tr) and squared epithallial cells (ec); (L) cells with irregular arrangement (vertical filaments are not evident) and conspicuous cell fusions. Titanoderma cf.prototypum (UNA 00075214) (M) crust surface with aplanate branches (ab); (N) epithallial cells (ec) and pore opening of a conceptacle (po); (O) cells organized to form horizontal lines and visible secondary pit connections (sp); (P) secondary pit connections (sp) and cross section of retained epithallial cells deep within the thallus (ec).Lithophyllum sp.clade 1 (UNA 00075222) (Q) crust surface and visible epithallial cells (ec);(R) epithallial cells (ec) (S) cross section with distinct horizontal lines and big and columnar cells; (T) secondary pit connections (sp).	2024-11-04	Giorgi, Research Article Aurora;Monti, Matteo;Maggioni, Davide;Gabrielson, Paul W.;Steneck, Robert S.;Kocot, Kevin;Olson, Julie B.		Zenodo	biologists	Giorgi, Research Article Aurora;Monti, Matteo;Maggioni, Davide;Gabrielson, Paul W.;Steneck, Robert S.;Kocot, Kevin;Olson, Julie B.			
