Michael Stewart Data-verified

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Michael Stewart's research interests encompass a range of biological and environmental investigations, as evidenced by his recent publications. He has studied the biological activities in sediment and water extracts from rivers influenced by urban and agricultural practices, and has explored strategies for managing emerging contaminants, incorporating Indigenous perspectives. Stewart has also investigated the in vitro impact of lipid emulsion on drug partitioning in overdose scenarios. His work extends to ecological studies, including burrow density in relation to crab abundance in salt marshes and the distribution of the Patagonian lamprey in southern Patagonia. Additionally, Stewart has utilized mitochondrial DNA analysis to trace the origin of a white shark captured in Indonesian waters and examined the concentration-dependent responses of algae to silver ions.

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• h-index: 23
• Publications: 71
• Citations: 1,803