Benigno Elvira

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Universidad Complutense de Madrid

Spain

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Prof Dr. Benigno Elvira is a faculty member at Complutense University of Madrid, Spain. His research encompasses topics related to freshwater fish ecology, conservation genetics, and the impacts of climate change on aquatic habitats. Recent publications highlight his work on habitat selection in endangered fish species, behavioral plasticity in response to environmental shifts, and the sustainability of recreational fisheries amid climate challenges.

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Ana Almodóvar

Universidad Complutense de Madrid

SPAIN

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Daniel Fernández Marchán

Universidad Complutense de Madrid

SPAIN

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CONCEPCIÓN AZORIT

Universidad de Jaén

SPAIN

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Daniel Ayllon Fernandez

Lecturer

Universidad Complutense de Madrid

SPAIN

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Adapt or perish? Flexible habitat selection by an endangered and dispersal-limited fish under variable flow conditions and invasive crayfish competition

Behavioural plasticity in circadian foraging patterns increases resistance of brown trout populations to environmental change

Mediterranean brown trout catch-and-release recreational fisheries might not be sustainable under concurrent climate warming and hydrological change

Rewilding through inappropriate species introduction: The case of European bison in Spain

A Benchmark for Atlantic Salmon Conservation: Genetic Diversity and Structure in a Southern European Glacial Refuge before the Climate Changed

Seasonal patterns of microhabitat selection in the Southern Iberian spined-loach Cobitis paludica

Determinants of large‐scale spatial distribution and seasonal microhabitat selection patterns of the endangered freshwater blenny Salaria fluviatilis in the Ebro River basin, Spain

Climate change will render size‐selective harvest of cold‐water fish species unsustainable in Mediterranean freshwaters

Comparative osteology of Chondrostoma orientale and C. nasus

Long-term stocking practices threaten the original genetic diversity of the southernmost European populations of Atlantic salmon Salmo salar

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Ana Almodóvar

Daniel Fernández Marchán

CONCEPCIÓN AZORIT

Daniel Ayllon Fernandez

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