Maria Anton-Pardo

Lecturer

University of Valencia

Spain

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Maria Anton-Pardo is a Lecturer at the University of Valencia, Spain. Her research focuses on ecofeminism, the ecological dynamics of Mediterranean coastal wetlands, and the impact of human activity on aquatic communities. Recent articles highlight her work on zooplankton diversity, phytoplankton composition, and the intersection of gender with limnology. She is committed to advancing knowledge in environmental science and advocating for gender equity within the field.

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Dani Boix

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Universitat de Girona

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Belén Franco-Cisterna

Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts & Sciences (KNAW)

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Pieter Lemmens

Research Institute for Nature and Forest

BELGIUM

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Jordi Bou

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Universitat de Girona

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Articles (17)

Effects of the herbicide bentazone on the structure of plankton and benthic communities representative of Mediterranean coastal wetlands: a mesocosm experiment

Succession of zooplankton in a Mediterranean pond using taxonomic and functional approaches

Environmental parameters that shape zooplankton diversity in coastal wetlands of the Valencian Community, Spain

Women, Water, and the Climate Emergency

Why ponds concentrate nutrients: the roles of internal features, land use, and climate

Phytoplankton composition in Mediterranean confined coastal lagoons: testing the use of ecosystem metabolism for the quantification of community-related variables

Heterogeneity in the isolation of patches may be essential for the action of metacommunity mechanisms

Women in limnology: From a historical perspective to a present‐day evaluation

Ecological restoration promotes zooplankton network complexity in Mediterranean coastal lagoons

My Teaching Is Not Gender Biased, Is It?

Accounting for temporal change in multiple biodiversity patterns improves the inference of metacommunity processes

Invertebrate beta diversity in permanent and temporary lentic water bodies: a meta-analytic assessment

Identifying critical transitions in seasonal shifts of zooplankton composition in a confined coastal salt marsh

Insect attractants and plant biomass as natural food complements in pond culture of stock chub (Squalius cephalus)

Diel changes in vertical and horizontal distribution of cladocerans in two deep lakes during early and late summer

The environmental and zooplankton community changes in restored ponds over 4 years

Ecosystem metabolism dynamics and environmental drivers in Mediterranean confined coastal lagoons

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Dani Boix

Belén Franco-Cisterna

Pieter Lemmens

Xavier Armengol

Biel Obrador

xavier casamitjana

Mireia Bartrons

Jordi Compte

Anna Menció

Ada Pastor

Jordi Bou

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