José M. Conde-Porcuna

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Universidad de Granada

Spain

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José M. Conde-Porcuna is a Professor at the University of Granada, Spain. His research focuses on fish beta diversity patterns, ecological changes in Mediterranean mountain lakes, and the genetic structure of Daphnia populations. His recent articles explore topics such as the effects of environmental gradients on aquatic life and the impact of climate change on freshwater ecosystems.

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Carmen Pérez-Martínez

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Universidad de Granada

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Torben Lauridsen

Aarhus University

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Universidad de Granada

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Articles (7)

Fish Beta Diversity Patterns across Environmental Gradients in 63 European Shallow Lakes

A Non-Stressful Temperature Rise and Greater Food Availability Could Increase Tolerance to Calcium Limitation of Daphnia cf. pulex (Sensu Hebert, 1995) Populations in Cold Soft-Water Lakes

Spatiotemporal genetic structure in the Daphnia pulex complex from Sierra Nevada lakes (Spain): reproductive mode and first record of North American D. cf. pulex in European alpine lakes

Long-term ecological changes in Mediterranean mountain lakes linked to recent climate change and Saharan dust deposition revealed by diatom analyses

Intraspecific variation in sensitivity to food availability and temperature-induced phenotypic plasticity in the rotifer Keratella cochlearis

Cladoceran assemblage distribution in shallow alpine lakes of Sierra Nevada (Spain) and its relationship with environmental variables

Analysis of the morphological structure of diapausing propagules as a potential tool for the identification of rotifer and cladoceran species

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Carmen Pérez-Martínez

Torben Lauridsen

Eloísa Ramos-Rodríguez

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