Author Archives for Casey terHorst

Casey started as an Assistant Professor at Cal State Northridge in the Fall of 2013. Before that, he completed a post-doc with Jen Lau at the Kellogg Biological Station (Michigan State University) and a Ph.D. at Florida State University with Tom Miller and Don Levitan. He is happy to be returning to the same institution where he received his Master’s degree (with Steve Dudgeon). At CSUN, he primarily teaches Biol 106 (Biological Principles I) and Biol 427L (Principles of Ecology). In his free time, Casey spends a lot of time trying to improve his mediocre sports skills, particularly volleyball, softball, and basketball.

Kurman, M.D. and C.P. terHorst. 2023.

Kurman, M.D. and C.P. terHorst. 2023. Individual variation in susceptibility to temperature in early life history stages of giant kelp. Marine Ecology 2023;00:e12770. PDF

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Cuellar-Gempeler, C., C.P. terHorst, O. Mason, T.E. Miller. 2022.

Cuellar-Gempeler, C., C.P. terHorst, O. Mason, T.E. Miller. 2022. Predator dispersal influences predator distribution but not prey diversity in pitcher plant microbial metacommunities. Ecology 104: e3912. PDF

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McIlroy, S., M. Teece, C.P. terHorst, and M. Coffroth. 2022.

McIlroy, S., M. Teece, C.P. terHorst, and M. Coffroth. 2022. Nutrient dynamics in coral symbiosis depend on both the relative and absolute abundance of Symbiodiniaceae species. Microbiome 10:192. PDF

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Moffat, J.J., M.A. Coffroth, P.D. Wallingford, and C.P. terHorst. 2022

Moffat, J.J., M.A. Coffroth, P.D. Wallingford, and C.P. terHorst. 2022. Symbiont genotype influences holobiont response to increased temperature. Scientific Reports 12:18394 PDF

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Khadempour, L., Rivas Quijano, L., and C.P. terHorst. 2022

Khadempour, L., Rivas Quijano, L., and C.P. terHorst. 2022 Prey identity affects fitness of a generalist consumer in a brown food web. Ecology & Evolution 12:e9207 PDF

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terHorst, C.P. and M.A. Coffroth. 2022.

terHorst, C.P. and M.A. Coffroth. 2022. Individual variation in growth and physiology of symbionts in response to temperature. Ecology & Evolution 12:e9000 PDF

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Hoffbeck, C. and C.P. terHorst. 2022.

Hoffbeck, C. and C.P. terHorst. 2022. Trait differences between and within ranges of an invasive species. Biological Invasions https://doi.org/10.1007/s10530-022-02817-3 PDF

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Pelosi, J., K.M. Eaton, S. Mychajliw, C.P. terHorst, and M.A. Coffroth. 2021.

Pelosi, J., K.M. Eaton, S. Mychajliw, C.P. terHorst, and M.A. Coffroth. 2021. Thermally tolerant symbionts may explain Caribbean octocoral resilience to heat stress. Coral Reefs 40:1113-1125 PDF

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Scott, Z. R. and C. P. terHorst. 2020.

Scott, Z. R. and C. P. terHorst. 2020. The effect of an invasive foundation species on diversity is due to increased habitat availability. Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology 528: 151384 PDF

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Lau, J.A. and C.P. terHorst, 2020.

Lau, J.A. and C.P. terHorst, 2020. Evolutionary responses to global change in species-rich communities. Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences 1476: 43-58. PDF

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