L. Feugere

This study examines how direct and indirect heat stress affects zebrafish embryos in a mutagenic environment, finding that direct heat stress can have a hormetic effect, while combined heat and social metabolites reduce fitness.

This study measures mosquito hearing thresholds behaviorally, finding lower sensitivity than electrophysiological methods.

The paper investigates how pH drop-induced metabolites affect behavioural responses in benthic invertebrates, showing that stress metabolites can induce avoidance and impair fitness-related behaviours across species.

This study shows that thermal stress in zebrafish embryos can propagate through stress medium, altering gene expression and behavior in unexposed embryos.

The paper tests if male mosquito swarms produce sounds loud enough to attract females at long distances and finds females do not respond to sounds up to 48 dB SPL.

The paper identifies genes involved in abiotic environmental adaptation across vertebrates and finds evidence of functional genomic constraint and recurrent gene use.