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PUBLICATIONS

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Peer-reviewed publications

  1. Sánchez González, I., Hopper, G. W., Bucholz, J.R., Kubala, M.E., Lozier, J.D. & Atkinson, C.L. 3D morphometrics reveal patterns of Unionid shell morphological variation along river gradients. Journal of Biogeography.

  2. *Brunetz, I.A., Lopez, J.W., Hopper, G.W., Sánchez González, I., & Atkinson, C.L. (2024). Longevity, not stream flow, explains variation in freshwater mussel growth rates across four rivers. Accepted at Freshwater Biology.

  3. Bucholz, J.R., Hopper, G.W., Sánchez González, I., Jackson, C.R., Garrick, R.C., Atkinson, C.L., Lozier, J.D. In Press. Multispecies genetic structure scales with β-diversity across river hierarchies in a freshwater mussel biodiversity hotspot. Proceedings of the Royal Society B.

  4. Vaughn, S.N., Hopper, G.W., Sánchez González, I., Bucholz, J.R., Garrick, R.C., Lozier, J.D., Johnson, P.D., Atkinson, C.L., Jackson, C.R. 2024. Introduction into natural environments shifts the gut microbiome of captivity-raised filter-feeding bivalves. ISME Communications, ycae125.

  5. Kubala, M. E., Hopper, G. W., Sánchez González, I., Jackson, C.R., Kuehn, K.A., Halvorson, H.M., Atkinson, C.L. Species identity and diversity of filter-feeding bivalves’ impact green and brown food webs. Freshwater Biology 69.8 (2024): 1104-1117.

  6. Kubala, M. E., Hopper, G. W., Sánchez González, I., Jackson, C.R., Kuehn, K.A., Halvorson, H.M., Atkinson, C.L. Freshwater mussels enhance sediment N-removal potentials and alter sediment bacterial communities via nutrient release and bioturbation. Freshwater Science. 43 (4):000-000

  7. Sánchez González, I., Hopper, G. W., Bucholz, J.R., Kubala, M.E., Lozier, J.D. & Atkinson, C.L. (2023) Niche specialization and community niche space increase with species richness in filter-feeder assemblages. Ecosphere, 14(5), e4495.

  8. Hopper, G. W., Atkinson, C.L., Sánchez González I et al. (2023). SHELD: a trait database for freshwater mussels of the United States of America. Scientific Data.

  9. Bucholz, J.R., Hopper, G. W., Sánchez González I., Kelley, T.E., Jackson, C.R., Garrick, R., Atkinson, C.L & Lozier, J.D.  (2023). Community-wide correlations between species richness, abundance, and population genomic diversity in a freshwater biodiversity hotspot. Molecular Ecology.

  10. Hopper, G. W., Sánchez González I., Bucholz, J.R., Kubala, M.E., Lozier, J.D. & Atkinson, C.L. (2023).  Different components of biodiversity mediate two ecosystem functions derived from naturally assembled filter-feeder communities. Oikos 2023.10 (2023): e09699.

  11. Chiarello, M, Bucholz J.R., McCauley, M., Vaughn, S.N., Hopper, G.W., Sánchez González, I., Atkinson, C.L., Lozier, J.D., & Jackson, C.R. (2022). Environment and co-occurring native mussel species, but not host genetics, impact the microbiome of a freshwater invasive species (Corbicula fluminea)." Frontiers in Microbiology, 13.

  12. Hopper, G. W., Buchanan, J.K., Sánchez González, I., Kubala, M.E., Bucholz, J.R, Lodato, M.B., Lozier, J.D. & Atkinson, C.L. (2022). Little clams with big potential: nutrient release by invasive Corbicula fluminea can exceed co- occurring freshwater mussel (Unionidae) assemblages. Biological Invasions, 1-17.

  13. Kelley*, T.E., Hopper, G. W., Sánchez González, I., Bucholz, J.R. & Atkinson, C.L. (2022). Identifying drivers of distribution patterns of invasive Corbicula fluminea and native freshwater mussels (Unionidae) across spatial scales. Ecology and Evolution, 12 (3).

  14. Sánchez González, I., Hopper, G. W., Bucholz, J.R., & Atkinson, C. L. (2021). Long-Term Monitoring Reveals Differential Responses of Mussel and Host Fish Communities in a Biodiversity Hotspot. Diversity, 13(3), 122. Diversity Editor’s Choice.

  15. Hopper, G. W., Chen, S., Sánchez González, I., Bucholz, J. R., Lu, Y., & Atkinson, C. L. (2021). Aggregated filter feeders govern the flux and stoichiometry of locally available energy and nutrients in rivers. Functional Ecology 35.5: 1183-1195.

Reports and other publications
  1. Sánchez González, I., & C.L Atkinson (2022). Epioblasma penita Distribution and Potential Habitat in the Buttahatchee River of Alabama”.Section 6 Final Report to USFWS.
  2. Fluker, B.L, Pieri, A.M, Sánchez González, I., & J.L. Harris (2022). Arkansas State University, Department of Biological Sciences, Arkansas State University, State University. Status and Distribution of Obovaria sp. cf arkansasensis ("White" Hickorynut). Arkansas Game and Fish Commission.
  3. Bouldin, J.L, Fluker, B.L, Canada, H.K, Sánchez González, I., Pieri, A.M, & J.L. Harris (2020). Arkansas State University, Department of Biological Sciences, Arkansas State University, State University. Mussel Survey of Cadron Creek, Point Remove Creek and Big Piney Creek and Major Tributaries with population assessments for Two Species of Concern. Arkansas Game and Fish Commission.
  4. I. Sánchez González. (2018). Water Quality and Freshwater Mussel Assemblages in the Strawberry RiverWatershed, Arkansas. Arkansas State University.
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