Donna R. Kashian, Ph.D.
Affiliations: | University of Wisconsin, Madison, Madison, WI |
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Sign in to add mentor| Thomas M Burton | grad student | Michigan State | ||
| Stanley I. Dodson | grad student | 2002 | UW Madison | |
| (Reproduction and development in Daphnia: The role of hormones, pesticides and detoxification.) | ||||
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Sign in to add trainee| Darrin Hunt | grad student | Wayne State | |
| Carly Nowicki | grad student | 2014 | Wayne State |
| Anna Boegehold | grad student | 2018 | Wayne State |
| Corey Krabbenhoft | grad student | 2019 | Wayne State |
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| Febria CM, Kashian DR, Bertrand KRT, et al. (2022) Early career researchers benefit from inclusive, diverse and international collaborations: Changing how academic institutions utilize the seminar series. Journal of Great Lakes Research. 48: 849-855 |
| Pedersen AF, Gopalakrishnan K, Boegehold AG, et al. (2020) Microplastic ingestion by quagga mussels, Dreissena bugensis, and its effects on physiological processes. Environmental Pollution (Barking, Essex : 1987). 260: 113964 |
| Tucker A, Chadderton L, Annis G, et al. (2020) A framework for aquatic invasive species surveillance site selection and prioritization in the US waters of the Laurentian Great Lakes Management of Biological Invasions. 11: 607-632 |
| Krabbenhoft CA, Kashian DR. (2020) Citizen science data are a reliable complement to quantitative ecological assessments in urban rivers Ecological Indicators. 116: 106476 |
| Gopalakrishnan KK, Kashian DR. (2019) Identification of optimal calcium and temperature conditions for quagga mussel filtration rates as a potential predictor of invasion. Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry |
| Boegehold AG, Johnson NS, Kashian DR. (2019) Dreissenid (quagga and zebra mussel) veligers are adversely affected by bloom forming cyanobacteria. Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety. 182: 109426 |
| Krabbenhoft C, Manente S, Kashian D. (2019) Evaluation of an Educational Campaign to Improve the Conscious Consumption of Recreationally Caught Fish Sustainability. 11: 700 |
| Smith SD, Bunnell DB, Burton G, et al. (2019) Evidence for interactions among environmental stressors in the Laurentian Great Lakes Ecological Indicators. 101: 203-211 |
| Vijayavel K, Kashian DR. (2018) Toxic effect and physiological disruption of sodium phosphate to the quagga mussel (Dreissena bugensis). Environmental Science and Pollution Research International |
| Boegehold AG, Alame K, Johnson NS, et al. (2018) CYANOBACTERIA REDUCE MOTILITY OF QUAGGA MUSSEL (DRIESSENA ROSTRIFORMIS BUGENSIS) SPERM. Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry |