Catriona L. C. Jones

Catriona L. C. Jones studies freshwater ecology, focusing on how environmental stressors like nutrient availability, temperature, and predator cues affect the physiology, gene expression, and body form of small aquatic organisms such as Daphnia (a type of water flea). Her work combines laboratory experiments, molecular tools like quantitative PCR, and long-term aquatic datasets to understand nutritional and metabolic stress in these organisms. This research is relevant to students interested in aquatic ecology, ecotoxicology, and how organisms respond to changing environmental conditions.

Publication output has increased from no recorded outputs in the late 2010s to a steady pace of about 2 publications per year over the last five years, with a notable peak of 5 in 2023.

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