Skip to content

Jennifer M. Archambault, Ph.D.

Freshwater Ecologist

Primary menu

  • Home
  • Projects
    • Benefits Mussels Provide
    • Perceptions of Water Quality
    • Chasing a Changing Climate
    • Rising Stream Temperatures
    • The Decline of Endangered Mussels
    • Aquatic Herbicides
  • Publications
  • Teaching
  • CV Summary
  • News
  • Related Links
  • Contact

Tag: reproduction

How will Freshwater Mussels Move with Climate Change?

  • By Jennifer Archambault
  • July 24, 2018
  • Comments Off on How will Freshwater Mussels Move with Climate Change?

Climate change, appropriately, has been a widely studied topic by ecologists concerned about biological conservation and adaptation. Several studies have demonstrated how butterflies or birds or fishes may respond as … Continue Reading →

How are baby mussels made?

  • By Jennifer Archambault
  • October 31, 2016
  • Comments Off on How are baby mussels made?

Every parent has to explain ‘the birds and the bees’ at some point, but have you ever wondered how freshwater mussels work their magic?  Turns out, it’s not a simple … Continue Reading →

Copyright © 2025 Jennifer M. Archambault, Ph.D. . All Rights Reserved.
Powered by: WordPress | Theme: Simple Catch