Niels Daugbjerg

Lektor / Associate Professor

Marine Biological Section
Universitetsparken 4, 1st floor
DK-2100 Copenhagen, Denmark
Phone: +45 3533 1830
Mobile: +45 4243 0009
Email: n.daugbjerg @ bio.ku.dk

My research on PROTISTS encompasses three major pillars

Species diversity, ultrastructure and molecular systematics and includes

description of new species of microalgae using light and electron microscopy, pigment profile and phylogenetic inference
molecular tools for identification and enumeration of harmful algae

Ecology of marine and freshwater microalgae to environmental settings and includes

acclimation to changes in temperature, salinity and pH
growth rate estimation based on chlorophyll a readings and standard curves

Evolutionary history of protists and includes

morphological and biochemical character trait mapping on phylogenetic trees
chloroplast evolution

Links to relevant databases:

Researchgate

ResearcherID

Orchid

Google scholar citations

Publications

Five most recent publications

#91. Daugbjerg, N., Fassel, N.M.D. & Moestrup, Ø. 2020. Microscopy and phylogeny of Pyramimonas tatianae sp. nov. (Pyramimonadales, Chlorophyta), a scaly quadriflagellate from Golden Horn Bay (eastern Russia) and formal description of Pyramimonadophyceae classis nova. European Journal of Phycology: available online.

#90. Pandeirada, M.S., Craveiro, S.C., Daugbjerg, N., Moestrup, Ø., Domingues, P. & Calado, A.J. 2019. Studies on Woloszynskioid dinoflagellates X: Ultrastructure, phylogeny and color variation in Tovellia rubescens n. sp. (Dinophyceae). Journal of Eukaryotic Microbiology 66: 937-953.

#89. Blossom, H.E., Markussen, B., Daugbjerg, N., Krock, B., Norlin, A. & Hansen, P.J. 2019. The cost of toxicity in microalgae: direct evidence in the dinoflagellate Alexandrium. Frontiers in Microbiology, 10: article 1065.

#88. Daugbjerg, N., Hansen S.A. & Richardson, K. 2019. Cryptic diversity of small-sized species of Phalacroma (Dinophysales, Dinophyceae) from Denmark Strait (Eastern Arctic Greenland). Phycological Research 67: 244-249.

#87. Binzer, S.B., Svenssen, D.K., Daugbjerg, N., Alves-de-Souza C., Pintoe, E., Hansen, P.J, Larsen, T.O. & Varga, E. 2019. A-, B- and C-type prymnesins are clade specific compounds and chemotaxonomic markers in Prymnesium parvum. Harmful Algae 81: 10-17.

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