Search Results - "Forgione, Mia E."

Road salt is more toxic to wood frog embryos from polluted ponds by Forgione, Mia E., Brady, Steven P.

“…Organisms that rely on aquatic habitats in roaded landscapes face a growing array of consequences from pollution, especially due to freshwater salinization…”
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Population origin and heritable effects mediate road salt toxicity and thermal stress in an amphibian by Conner, Lauren M., Goedert, Debora, Fitzpatrick, Sarah W., Fearnley, Amber, Gallagher, Emma L., Peterman, Jessica D., Forgione, Mia E., Kokosinska, Sophia, Hamilton, Malik, Masala, Lydia A., Merola, Neil, Rico, Hennesy, Samma, Eman, Brady, Steven P.

“…Human impacts on wild populations are numerous and extensive, degrading habitats and causing population declines across taxa. Though these impacts are often…”
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Salted roads lead to oedema and reduced locomotor function in amphibian populations by Brady, Steven P., Goedert, Debora, Frymus, Lauren E., Zamora‐Camacho, Francisco Javier, Smith, Peter C., Zeiss, Caroline J., Comas, Mar, Abbott, Timothy A., Basu, Silvia P., DeAndressi, Jason C., Forgione, Mia E., Maloney, Michael J., Priester, Joseph L., Senturk, Faruk, Szeligowski, Richard V., Tucker, Alina S., Zhang, Mason, Calsbeek, Ryan

“…Human activities have caused massive losses of natural populations across the globe. Like many groups, amphibians have experienced substantial declines…”
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