Steven Declerck

Professor, part time

KU Leuven

Belgium

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Professor Steven Declerck is a part-time faculty member at KU Leuven in Belgium. His research focuses on aquatic ecology, specifically the micro-evolutionary dynamics of zooplankton in response to environmental stressors, as well as agro-ecological transitions in sustainable land use. Recent articles authored by Professor Declerck emphasize heat-driven adaptations, geographic variations in aquatic insects, and the implications of living labs on eco-evolutionary theory.

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Matty P. Berg

University of Amsterdam

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Puni Jeyasingh

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Oklahoma State University

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Jan Willem Erisman

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Universiteit Leiden Faculteit der Wiskunde en Natuurwetenschappen

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Paul van den brink

Wageningen University & Research

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Articles (10)

Asymmetric Micro‐Evolutionary Responses in a Warming World: Heat‐Driven Adaptation Enhances Metal Tolerance in a Planktonic Rotifer, but Not Vice Versa

Length–Dry Mass Relationships of Aquatic Insects: Geographic and Taxonomic Variation in a Digital Database

Adapting to an increasingly stressful environment: Experimental evidence for ‘micro‐evolutionary priming’

Asymmetrical evolution of cross inhibition in zooplankton: insights from contrasting phosphorus limitation and salinization exposure sequences

The use of living labs to advance agro-ecological theory in the transition towards sustainable land use

SEED: A framework for integrating ecological stoichiometry and eco‐evolutionary dynamics

Beyond Daphnia: a plea for a more inclusive and unifying approach to freshwater zooplankton ecology

Rapidly evolving zooplankton in a salinizing world: To what extent does microevolutionary adaptation to one salt increase tolerance to another one?

The introduced <i>Arapaima gigas</i> in the Bolivian Amazon: Trophic position and isotopic niche overlap with native species

How sharp is the knife? Herbivore and carnivore sensitivity to resource stoichiometric quality

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Matty P. Berg

Puni Jeyasingh

Jan Willem Erisman

Paul van den brink

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