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Researcher

Jennifer Hochmuth

Awards & Distinctions

9 Results

2016

Combined effects of chemical and natural stressors on Daphnia magna in a context of global change: extrapolating from short-term experiments on individuals to long-term effects at the population level

Jennifer HochmuthKarel De SchamphelaereColin Janssen

Temperature and food concentration have limited influence on the mixture toxicity of copper and Microcystis aeruginosa to Daphnia magna

Jennifer HochmuthColin JanssenKarel De Schamphelaere

A1 Journal Article in ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY

2015

Mixture toxicity of nickel and zinc to Daphnia magna is noninteractive at low effect sizes but becomes synergistic at high effect sizes

Charlotte NysJana AsselmanJennifer HochmuthColin JanssenRonny BlustErik SmoldersKarel De Schamphelaere

A1 Journal Article in ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY

Rapid adaptation of a Daphnia magna population to metal stress is associated with heterozygote excess

Jennifer HochmuthLuc De MeesterCecília Manuela Silva PereiraColin JanssenKarel De Schamphelaere

A1 Journal Article in ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

2014

A comparison of the sensitivities of Daphnia magna and Daphnia pulex to six different cyanobacteria

Jana AsselmanJennifer HochmuthKarel De Schamphelaere

A1 Journal Article in HARMFUL ALGAE

Are interactive effects of harmful algal blooms and copper pollution a concern for water quality management?

Jennifer HochmuthJana AsselmanKarel De Schamphelaere

A1 Journal Article in WATER RESEARCH

Environmental effects on fished lobsters and crabs

Bridget S GreenCaleb GardnerJennifer HochmuthAdrian Linnane

A1 Journal Article in REVIEWS IN FISH BIOLOGY AND FISHERIES

The effect of temperature on the sensitivity of Daphnia magna to cyanobacteria is genus dependent

Jennifer HochmuthKarel De Schamphelaere

A1 Journal Article in ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY

2012

Do mixture effects of metal stress (Cu) and natural stress (cyanobacterial toxins) add up in Daphnia magna?

Jana AsselmanJennifer HochmuthKarel De Schamphelaere