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H EROEN V ERBRUGGEN , U NIVERSITY OF M ELBOURNE

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HEROEN VERBRUGGEN, UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE

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Talk  contents  

Niche  evolu1on  +  impact  on  biodiversity  

Limestone-­‐boring  algae  

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Vanessa  Marcelino  Lennert  Tyberghein   Joana  Costa  

Niche  Evolu,on  Boring  Algae  

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Zachos  et  al.  2008.  Nature  451:  279  

Evolu1on  of  clima1c  niches  –  context  

Global  SST  decreases  through  Cenozoic  

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Bio-­‐ORACLE  

Tyberghein  et  al.  (2012)  Glob  Ecol  Biogeogr  21:  272  

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Halimeda  –  species  diversity  map  

map  by  Tom  Schils  

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SST  affini1es  modeled  along  tree  

C1   C2   C3   C4   C5  

Verbruggen  et  al.  (2009)  Global  Ecol.  Biogeogr.  18:  393-­‐405  

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How  does  evolvability  of  thermal  niches  come  about?  

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Marcelino  et  al.  –  unpublished  

Halimeda  –  microhabitat  evolu1on  

Exposed  microhabitat   Sheltered  microhabitat  

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Marcelino  et  al.  –  unpublished  

Microhabitat  specializa1on  as  exapta1on  for  macroecological  shi]s  

sheltered   exposed  

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Can  niche  evolu1on  explain  geographical  pa^erns  of  diversity?  

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low

high

Ti^ensor  et  al.  (2010)  Nature  466:  1098-­‐1107      —      Jablonski  et  al.  (2006)  Science  314:  102-­‐106  

The  notorious  LDG  

Decreasing  species  diversity  from  tropics  to  poles  

Many,  many,  MANY  explana1ons  proposed    

Evolu1onary  perspec1ve:  species  turnover  

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Kerswell  (2006)  Ecology  10:  2479-­‐2488  

Bimodal  la1tudinal  diversity  pa^ern  

Highest  diversity  in  temperate  regions  

Do  the  same  evolu1onary  processes  hold?  

…but  for  seaweeds  

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LDG  and  diversifica1on  

sea  surface  temperature  

diversifica1o

n  

diversifica1o

n  

cold   warm  

sea  surface  temperature  

cold   warm  int.   int.  

cold   int.   warm   int.   cold   cold   int.   warm   int.   cold  

λ  =  sigmoid  (  SST  )   λ  =  hump  (  SST  )  

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Codium  -­‐  Species  diversity  map  

map  by  Tom  Schils  

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Codium  –  evolu1on  of  SST  affini1es  C1   C2   C3  

Verbruggen  et  al.  –  unpublished  

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λ  =  constant  

SST  affinity  of  lineage  

Codium  –  diversifica1on  and  SST  

2,500.8  

ΔAIC  =  0  

diversifica1o

n  

Verbruggen  et  al.  –  unpublished  

AIC  

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λ  =  constant  λ  =  hump  (  SST  )  

diversifica1o

n  

SST  affinity  of  lineage   SST  affinity  of  lineage  

Codium  –  diversifica1on  and  SST  

2,500.8  2,485.1  AIC  

ΔAIC  =  0  ΔAIC  =  –15.7  

Verbruggen  et  al.  –  unpublished  

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λ  =  sigmoid  (  SST  )  λ  =  constant  λ  =  hump  (  SST  )  

diversifica1o

n  

SST  affinity  of  lineage   SST  affinity  of  lineage   SST  affinity  of  lineage  

Codium  –  diversifica1on  and  SST  

2,500.8   2,482.5  2,485.1  AIC  

ΔAIC  =  0  ΔAIC  =  –15.7   ΔAIC  =  –18.3  

Verbruggen  et  al.  –  unpublished  

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Codium  –  temperate  flora  is  old  C1   C2   C3  

Verbruggen  et  al.  –  unpublished  

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Conclusions  and  perspec1ves  •  Conclusions  so  far:  

–  Niche  shi]s  vs.  niche  conserva1sm  –  Evolvability  and  the  microhabitat  –  Diversifica1on  relates  to  SST  –  Diversifica1on  relates  to  evolvability  

•  Perspec1ves  1    ––    Joana's  PhD  –  Scale  up:  genus  ➟  order  –  Harder  ques1ons:  adapta1on  +  interac1ons  

•  Perspec1ves  2    ––    Will's  PhD  –  Integra1on  with  evolu1onary  ecology  

•  Perspec1ves  3    ––    go  wide  –  trace  element  u1liza1on  &  other  physiological  features  –  genome  content  –  life  history  traits  &  diversifica1on  

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Limestone-­‐boring  algae  

Verbruggen  &  Tribollet.  2011.  Curr.  Biol.  21:  R876  

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Boring  algae:  What  are  they?  

-­‐  Common  in  stony  corals  skeletons    -­‐  Underneath  the  living  coral  1ssue  

-­‐  Algae,  cyanobacteria  (and  fungi)    -­‐  Siphonous  green  algal  genus  

Ostreobium  is  the  most  common  boring  algae  

Photo:  S.  Berrin  

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Boring  algae:  What  do  they  do?  

-­‐  Bioerosion    Tribollet.  Current  Developments  in  Bioerosion.  2008.  

 CaCO3  dissolu1on  &  a^rac1ng  grazers  

-­‐  Low  light  photosynthesis    Koehne  et  al.  Biochim  Biophys  Acta  –  BioenergeFcs.  1999.  

     Absorp1on  in  far  red  

-­‐  Coral  bleaching    Fine  &  Loya.  Proc  Royal  Soc  B.  2002.  

     Provide  alterna1ve  source  of  energy  

-­‐  Holobiome    Rosenberg  et  al.  Nature  Reviews  Microbiol.  2007.  

 Corals  adapta1on  and  resilience  

Tribollet.  Cu

rren

t  Develop

men

ts  in  Bioerosion.2008.  

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Boring  algae:  biodiversity  

Taxonomy:  5  Ostreobium  species    

 O.  constrictum    O.  duerdenii    O.  okamurae    O.  reineckii    O.  quekeSi  

 Molecular  survey  in  Eilat  

 Gutner-­‐Hoch  &  Fine.  Coral  Reefs.  2011  

 2  species  of  coral  seven  clades  of  Ostreobium  some  rela1on  to  depth  

 

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Problem  &  Goals  

•  Problem:  – Unrecognized  biodiversity  – Are  they  equivalent?  

•  Goals:  – biodiversity  assessment  –  relate  endolith  community  structure  to  environment  

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Environmental  sequencing  approach  Proof  of  concept  study:    3  locali1es  =>  Guam,  Mariana  Islands    10  samples:  

 7  Porites  rus    1  Porites  cylindrica    1  Psammocora  conFgua    1  Acropora  muricata  

amplifica1on  of  3  loci,  each  ca.  300  bp  

-­‐  UPA  (part  of  plas1d  23S  gene)  

       =>  anything  with  a  proper  plas1d  genome  

-­‐  tufA  =>  green  algae  

-­‐  rbcL  =>  green  algae    

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Environmental  sequencing  approach  

Quality  filtering  

Opera1onal  Taxonomic  Units  (OTUs)    

Assign  Taxonomy  (RDP)  

Diversity  analyses  

High-­‐throughput  sequencing:  

 mul1plexed  library  

 Ion  Torrent    =>    3  million  sequences  

 10  samples  x  3  loci  =>  100,000  reads  each  

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What's  in  there?    Results  for  UPA  

At  90%  similarity  (≈  genus  level):  

 608  OTUs  

Chlorophytes

Cyanobacteria

Rhodophytes

Other eukaryotes

Unknown

336  unknown  OTUs  

144  Chlorophytes  OTUs    30  Bryopsidales  

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How  dominant  are  they?  

Unknown

Rhodophytes

Chlorophytes

Cyanobacteria

Other Eukaryotes

Propor,on  of  reads  matching  main  taxonomic  groups:  

S1

S2

S3

S4

S5

S6

S7

S8

S9

S10

Green  algae  highly  dominant.  With  tufA  marker,  we  find  121  species  of  Ostreobium.  

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Correlates  of  community  composi1on  

Principal  Coordinates  Analysis  (PCoA)  

on  UniFrac  distance  matrix  

=>  3D  representa1on  of  1st,  2nd  and  3rd  PCs  

Polaris  

CRMS  

Sampling  sites  

green  algae  frac1on  with  tufA  marker  

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Correlates  of  community  composi1on  

Pillar  shape  

Plate  shape  

PCoA  plot  on  UniFrac  distance  matrix  

Host  morphology  

PC1  (30%)  

PC2  (24%)  

PC3  (16%)  

green  algae  frac1on  with  tufA  marker  

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Conclusions  and  perspec1ves  

•  Huge  unknown  biodiversity  of  boring  algae  species    ➟    higher  taxa  

•  Not  homogeneously  distributed  –  Depth  (Eilat  study)  –  Spa1al  –  Host  colony  morphology  

•  Perspec1ves    ––    Vanessa's  PhD  –  Be^er  sequencing  protocol  –  Hierarchical  sampling  design  

     ➟  patchiness  –  Depth,  human  impact,  CO2  gradients  –  Niche  models  

Photo:  L.  Stravias  

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More  perspec1ves  

Genome  biology   Photobiology   Bioerosion  

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Vanessa  Marcelino  Lennert  Tyberghein   Joana  Costa  

Niche  Evolu,on  Boring  Algae  

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Collectors:  Rob  Anderson  Elizabeth  Bandeira  John  Bolton  Francis  Bunker  Olivier  Dargent  Laury  Dijoux  Kya^  Dixon  Rainbo  Dixon    

 Stefano  Draisma  Cindy  Fernandez  Suzanne  Fredericq  Wilson  Freshwater  Fred  Gurgel  John  Huisman  Lisa  Kirkendale  Gerry  Kra]    

 Chris  Lane  Line  Le  Gall  Diane  Li^ler  Mark  Li^ler  Lydiane  Mavo  Frederic  Mineur  Klaas  Pauly  Claude  Payri    

 Willem  P.v.Reine  Craig  Schneider  Gary  Saunders  Thomas  Sauvage  Tom  Schils  Heather  Spalding  John  West  …  many  others  …  

Collaborators:  Sofie  D’hondt  Chris  Drake  Nick  Eloot  Wiebe  Kooistra  Frederik  Leliaert  Diane  Li^ler  Mark  Li^ler  Steve  LoDuca    

 Chris  Maggs  Antoine  N'Yeurt  Fa1ma  Oliveira  Mariana  Oliveira  Claude  Payri  Gary  Saunders  Thomas  Sauvage  Tom  Schils    

 Satoshi  Shimada  Thomas  Silberfeld  Heather  Spalding  Frederique  Steen  Ana  Tronholm  Andy  Vierstraete  Brian  Wysor  Rick  Zechman