Fernández, Valentina

PhD Student CONICET

Professional resume + Expertise

Veterinary with Orientation in Small Animal Health (FCV, UNICEN). University Diploma in Education for Territory Conservation (FCH, UNICEN). Currently student at Doctorate in Environmental Sciences (UNSAM), developing research on the effects of veterinary antiparasitics on dung arthropods of the Paraná Delta. Member of Territory Community-Conservation Program (FCV, UNICEN), with contributions to the One Health approach of hunting lead contamination.
Director: Dra. Valeria Sfara.

Key Words

Antiparasitics, Coprofauna, Wetlands.

Most important publications

Fernández V, Caselli A, Tammone A, Condorí WE, Vanstreels RET, Delaloye A, Sosa C, Uhart MM (2021). Lead exposure in dogs fed game meat and offal from culled invasive species in El Palmar National Park, Argentina. Environmental Science and Pollution Research, 1-10. DOI:10.1007/s11356-021-13880-z.

Tammone A, Caselli AE, Condorí WE, Fernández V, Estein SM, Vanstreels RET, Sosa C, Delaloye A, Uhart MM (2021). Lead exposure in consumers of culled invasive alien mammals in El Palmar National Park, Argentina. Environmental Science and Pollution Research, 1-12. DOI:10.1007/s11356-021-13654-.