My new paper in Ecological Indicators: Arthropod-based biotic integrity indices: A novel tool for evaluating the ecological condition of native forests in the Azores archipelago
https://t.co/KyCV1RAyHZ
A dataset of #arthropods from native, mixed and exotic forest fragments in seven Azorean Islands, a contribution to the SLAM project and part of our special collection on the Azores: https://t.co/5gHI3f4ITH
#Arthropoda#biodiversity#fauna
Our paper has been elected as the winner of
2023 Diversity Best Paper!
https://t.co/OCPvAaADe6 @DiversityMdpi
The Role of Small Lowland Patches of Exotic Forests as Refuges of Rare Endemic Azorean Arthropods
New paper about the use of Ellenberg indicator values to investigate how species are filtered by variations in ecological conditions along an elevational gradient with L.Di Biase, L. Pace and S. Fattorini https://t.co/TUVSOJFPNS
So excited! The Island Biology 2023 meeting is shaping up. Please save the dates (July 3-7 2023)!
We'll be meeting on the only volcanic archipelago of the Mediterranean - the Aeolian Islands (#Lipari) off the coast of Sicily!
More info will follow soon!
New paper! https://t.co/xfdqlutKX8
We investigated edge effects on arthropods species in a pristine island forest. Edges constraint endemic species abundance and composition but not introduced ones. Edge effects cover a distance of 100 m to the core of the forest.
The dissemination of #science and the promotion of scientific culture are strongly rooted in cE3c and in the mission of our researchers 🥾🔬💻🗣️. On this National Scientific Culture Day 🇵🇹, we celebrate them and their remarkable dedication and enthusiasm 👏
My new article in Journal of Environmental Management: Influence of grazing and solar panel installation on tenebrionid beetles (Coleoptera Tenebrionidae) of a central Asian steppe, Tsafack et al. 2022
https://t.co/IZNPk5gcJV
One million species are at risk of extinction due to human activity. — @IPBES@ParveenKaswan highlights the cost of #biodiversity loss by animating some of the #species we've lost in the last 100 years. 🦋🐦🐢
To protect #nature, we must act now.