Ilaria Bernabò

University of Calabria

Italy

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Emilio Sperone

University of Calabria

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Gentile Francesco Ficetola

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Università degli Studi di Torino

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Roberto Macrì-Demartino

University of Trieste

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Leonardo Vignoli

Università degli Studi di Roma La Sapienza

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Ilaria Bernabò

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How microhabitat characteristics influence the females’ nest site selection of the invasive alien species Trachemys scripta in the Angitola Lake (Calabria, Southern Italy)

Artificial water sites increase amphibian resilience in a changing Mediterranean landscape

Artificial water sites increase amphibian resilience in a changing Mediterranean landscape

Where diet, vegetation, and climate overlap: Guiding Vipera ursinii ursinii conservation through a converging approach

Modeling habitat suitability and connectivity for the sole endemic genus of Italian vertebrate: present and future perspectives

Demographic insights for the endangered Apennine yellow-bellied toad in the Pollino National Park (Southern Italy). A five-year Capture-Mark-Recapture study

Uncertain future and uncertain projections: assessing extinction risks in European salamanders from projected chytrid fungus invasion using IUCN Criterion E

A taxon under siege from multiple threats: results of analysis of chytrid fungi on the Calabrian Alpine newt

Habitat suitability and connectivity modelling predict a latitudinal-driven expansion in the Mediterranean basin for a historically introduced reptile

Habitat suitability and connectivity modelling predict a latitudinal-driven expansion in the Mediterranean basin for a historically introduced reptile

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Emilio Sperone

Gentile Francesco Ficetola

Roberto Macrì-Demartino

Leonardo Vignoli

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