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1. Multigenerational exposure of populations of Oppia nitens to zinc under pulse and continuous exposure scenarios. (27th February 2019)

Authors:: Jegede, Olukayode O.; Hale, Beverley A.; Siciliano, Steven D.
Journal:: Environmental toxicology and chemistry
Issue:: Volume 38:Number 4(2019)
Page Start:: 896
Record Type:: Journal Article
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2. Oppia nitens C.L. Koch, 1836 (Acari: Oribatida): Current Status of Its Bionomics and Relevance as a Model Invertebrate in Soil Ecotoxicology. (22nd November 2019)

Authors:: Fajana, Hamzat O.; Gainer, Amy; Jegede, Olukayode O.; Awuah, Kobby F.; Princz, Juliska I.; Owojori, Olugbenga J.; Siciliano, Steven D.
Journal:: Environmental toxicology and chemistry
Issue:: Volume 38:Number 12(2019)
Page Start:: 2593
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3. The forgotten role of toxicodynamics: How habitat quality alters the mite, Oppia nitens, susceptibility to zinc, independent of toxicokinetics. (July 2019)

Authors:: Jegede, Olukayode O.; Awuah, Kobby F.; Fajana, Hamzat O.; Owojori, Olugbenga J.; Hale, Beverley A.; Siciliano, Steven D.
Journal:: Chemosphere
Issue:: Volume 227(2019)
Page Start:: 444
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4. Tropical oribatid mites in soil toxicity testing: Optimization of test protocol and the effect of two model chemicals (cadmium and dimethoate) on Muliercula inexpectata. (March 2019)

Authors:: Owojori, Olugbenga J.; Ademosu, Oluwadamilare T.; Jegede, Olukayode O.; Fajana, Hamzat O.; Kehinde, Temitope O.; Badejo, Mosadoluwa A.
Journal:: Chemosphere
Issue:: Volume 218(2019)
Page Start:: 948
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5. Uptake, toxicity, and maternal transfer of cadmium in the oribatid soil mite, Oppia nitens: Implication in the risk assessment of cadmium to soil invertebrates. (April 2020)

Authors:: Fajana, Hamzat O.; Jegede, Olukayode O.; James, Kyle; Hogan, Natacha S.; Siciliano, Steven D.
Journal:: Environmental pollution
Issue:: Volume 259(2020)
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