Contact Information

Email: dipogah@nd.edu

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Education

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B.S. Zoology, Delta State University, Nigeria

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Research

My research develops predictive, multi-stressor frameworks in ecotoxicology that connect pesticide use, measured exposure, and ecological outcomes. I integrate long-term U.S. monitoring data (e.g., USGS NAWQA) with spatial/statistical modeling to convert pesticide mixtures into toxic units and relate them to fish and macroinvertebrate condition. A current focus is validating policy-facing pesticide “pressure” indicators derived from use and regulatory thresholds against measured toxicity and biological responses, clarifying when these indicators reliably reflect ecological risk and when they fail.   

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Publications

Aghanenu, O. E., & Ipogah, D. (2023). Population Dynamics of the Fiddler Crab Assemblage in Mangrove   Ecosystem: A Modelling Approach. International Journal of Research, 10(10). click

Aregbor, O., Jessa, O. E., & Ipogah, D. (2022). Haematological Response of African Catfish (Clarias gariepinus) to Crude Extract of Neem Plant (Azadirachta Indica). African Scientist Journal, 23(4). click   

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