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Ilias Kappas, Auteur ; Graziella Mura, Auteur ; Dimitra Synefiaridou, Auteur ; Federico Marrone, Auteur ; Giuseppe Alfonso, Auteur ; Miguel Alonso, Auteur ; Theodore J. Abatzopoulos, AuteurInland aquatic organisms almost ubiquitously display a pattern of marked provincialism characterized by substantial population differentiation and genealogical discontinuities. This is the result of strong priority effects and local adaptation f[...]
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Federico Marrone, Auteur ; D. Christopher Rogers, Auteur ; Paola Zarattini, Auteur ; Luigi Naselli-Flores, AuteurWe present a summary of responses to our call among scientists working on Anostraca to commemorate the late Professor Graziella Mura, a pioneer of modern studies on this group of animals. Colleagues from all over the world promptly answered and [...]
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Fabio Stoch, Auteur ; Michael Korn, Auteur ; Souad Turki, Auteur ; Luigi Naselli-Flores, Auteur ; Federico Marrone, AuteurThe influence of spatial and environmental factors in explaining the structure of large branchiopod assemblages at different spatial scales is still poorly explored. We hypothesized that the extent of actual spatial connectivity, and thus the sp[...]
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Giulia Incagnone, Auteur ; Federico Marrone, Auteur ; Rossella Barone, Auteur ; Lavinia Robba, Auteur ; Luigi Naselli-Flores, AuteurLakes and ponds are scattered on Earth’s surface as islands in the ocean. The organisms inhabiting these ecosystems have thus developed strategies to pass the barrier represented by the surrounding land, to disperse and to colonize new environme[...]
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Giuseppe Alfonso, Auteur ; Genuario Belmonte, Auteur ; Federico Marrone, Auteur ; Luigi Naselli-Flores, AuteurZooplankton assemblages of 51 lacustrine environments located in the middle of the Mediterranean Region were analysed to evaluate the existence of an 'age effect' in determining their structure. The analysed datasets refer to two different geogr[...]
