Search Results - "Cittadino, Viviana"

A shifting carnivore’s community: habitat modeling suggests increased overlap between the golden jackal and the Eurasian lynx in Europe by Serva, Davide, Iannella, Mattia, Cittadino, Viviana, Biondi, Maurizio

“…Introduction The European large carnivore community is recently showing positive trends. Beyond those, other species are expanding in Europe. In recent…”
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Addressing conservation measures through fine-tuned species distribution models for an Italian endangered endemic anuran by Bernabò, Ilaria, Biondi, Maurizio, Cittadino, Viviana, Sperone, Emilio, Iannella, Mattia

“…Climate and land cover changes are the two most important stressors causing the decline of amphibians’ populations worldwide. Within the Mediterranean area,…”
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Survived the Glaciations, Will They Survive the Fish? Allochthonous Ichthyofauna and Alpine Endemic Newts: A Road Map for a Conservation Strategy by Bernabò, Ilaria, Iannella, Mattia, Cittadino, Viviana, Corapi, Anna, Romano, Antonio, Andreone, Franco, Biondi, Maurizio, Gallo Splendore, Marcellino, Tripepi, Sandro

“…The Calabrian Alpine newt ( ) is a glacial relict with small and extremely localised populations in the Catena Costiera (Calabria, Southern Italy) and is…”
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Updating Distribution, Ecology, and Hotspots for Three Amphibian Species to Set Conservation Priorities in a European Glacial Refugium by Bernabò, Ilaria, Cittadino, Viviana, Tripepi, Sandro, Marchianò, Vittoria, Piazzini, Sandro, Biondi, Maurizio, Iannella, Mattia

“…The Calabrian Peninsula (Southern Italy) has acted as a glacial refugium and is now considered a hotspot for the genetic diversity of several species. Even if…”
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Habitat suitability and connectivity modelling predict a latitudinal-driven expansion in the Mediterranean basin for a historically introduced reptile by Serva, Davide, Cittadino, Viviana, Bernabò, Ilaria, Biondi, Maurizio, Iannella, Mattia

“…Species introductions outside their native ranges, often driven by trade and other anthropogenic activities, present significant ecological challenges…”
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Demographic insights for the endangered Apennine yellow-bellied toad in the Pollino National Park (Southern Italy). A five-year Capture-Mark-Recapture study by Bernabò, Ilaria, Cittadino, Viviana, Marchianò, Vittoria, Cozzucoli, Lea Anna, Bonis, Giuseppe De, Demartino, Roberto Macrì, Romano, Antonio

“…•The Apennine yellow-bellied toad is an endangered endemic amphibian in sharp decline.•Lack of data on this taxon makes estimating population dynamics and…”
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