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Evolutionary conservation of within-family biodiversity patterns by Laiolo, Paola, Pato, Joaquina, Jiménez-Alfaro, Borja, Obeso, José Ramón

“…The tendency for species to retain their ancestral biological properties has been widely demonstrated, but the effect of phylogenetic constraints when…”
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Plastic Responses to Temperature Versus Local Adaptation at the Cold Extreme of the Climate Gradient by Laiolo, Paola, Obeso, José Ramón

“…Climate is a strong selection agent at high elevations, but experimental examinations of how animals exclusive of highlands cope with its variation are scarce…”
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Holding up a mirror to the society: Children recognize exotic species much more than local ones by Genovart, Meritxell, Tavecchia, Giacomo, Enseñat, Juan José, Laiolo, Paola

“…► Flagship species appear to lead awareness, money, attention and knowledge. ► Knowledge of local fauna is crucial to promote conservation, especially on…”
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Consequences of Pastoral Abandonment for the Structure and Diversity of the Alpine Avifauna by Laiolo, Paola, Dondero, Francesca, Ciliento, Enza, Rolando, Antonio

“…1. There is a long-term trend of depopulation of rural areas and pasture abandonment throughout the Alps. This trend peaked after the Second World War and is…”
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Multilevel selection and neighbourhood effects from individual to metapopulation in a wild passerine by Laiolo, Paola, Obeso, José Ramón

“…Multilevel selection has rarely been studied in the ecological context of animal populations, in which neighbourhood effects range from competition among…”
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Climate-driven variation in the intensity of a host-symbiont animal interaction along a broad elevation gradient by Meléndez, Leandro, Laiolo, Paola, Mironov, Sergey, García, Mónica, Magaña, Oscar, Jovani, Roger

“…Gradients of environmental stress may affect biotic interactions in unpredictable ways responding to climate variation, depending on the abiotic stress…”
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Song diversity predicts the viability of fragmented bird populations by Laiolo, Paola, Vögeli, Matthias, Serrano, David, Tella, José L

“…In the global scenario of increasing habitat fragmentation, finding appropriate indicators of population viability is a priority for conservation. We explored…”
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The emerging significance of bioacoustics in animal species conservation by Laiolo, Paola

“…This review reports on the effects of human activities on animal acoustic signals published in the literature from 1970 to 2009. Almost 5% of the studies on…”
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GENETIC, MORPHOLOGICAL, AND ACOUSTIC EVIDENCE REVEALS LACK OF DIVERSIFICATION IN THE COLONIZATION PROCESS IN AN ISLAND BIRD by Illera, Juan Carlos, Palmero, Ana M., Laiolo, Paola, Rodríguez, Felipe, Moreno, Ángel C., Navascués, Miguel

“…Songbirds with recently (i.e., early Holocene) founded populations are suitable models for studying incipient differentiation in oceanic islands. On such…”
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Evaluating LCOE in sustainable microgrids for smart city applications by Bracco, Stefano, Delfino, Federico, Laiolo, Paola, Pagnini, Luisa, Piazza, Giorgio

“…A microgrid can be considered a profitable solution to be adopted in smart cities if it is marketable, i.e. more, or at least equally convenient than other…”
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Testing acoustic versus physical marking: two complementary methods for individual-based monitoring of elusive species by Laiolo, Paola, Vögeli, Matthias, Serrano, David, Tella, José L.

“…Individuals of some species differentiate each other on the basis of the acoustic features of their vocalizations, and this can be used in individual-based…”
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Phenotypic similarity in sympatric crow species: Evidence of social convergence by Laiolo, Paola

“…Crows, rooks, and ravens (Corvus spp.) display marked morphological and voice similarities that have been hypothesized to stem from competitive interactions,…”
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Interspecific interactions drive cultural co-evolution and acoustic convergence in syntopic species by Laiolo, Paola

“…1. Antagonistic interactions have been favourite subjects of studies on species co-evolution, because coexistence among competing species often results in…”
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Mechanisms underlying the bioindicator notion: spatial association between individual sexual performance and community diversity by Laiolo, Paola, Bañuelos, María J, Blanco-Fontao, Beatriz, García, Mónica, Gutiérrez, Gloria

“…The bioindicator notion is an appealing concept that has received more support in applied than in basic ecology, mostly due to the difficulty in deriving…”
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Potential social facilitation through song in bird communities by Rossetto, Federica, Laiolo, Paola

“…The main function of birdsong is to attract mates and defend territories among conspecifics, but little is known about the potential of this behavior in…”
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Distress calls may honestly signal bird quality to predators by Laiolo, Paola, Tella, José L., Carrete, Martina, Serrano, David, López, Guillermo

“…Calandrella rufescens…”
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Phenotypic similarity in sympatric crow species: Evidence of social convergence?: MIMICRY IN CROWS by Laiolo, Paola

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From inter-specific behavioural interactions to species distribution patterns along gradients of habitat heterogeneity by Laiolo, Paola

“…The strength of the behavioural processes associated with competitor coexistence may vary when different physical environments, and their biotic communities,…”
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Ecological and evolutionary drivers of the elevational gradient of diversity by Laiolo, Paola, Pato, Joaquina, Obeso, José Ramón, Coulson, Tim

“…Ecological, evolutionary, spatial and neutral theories make distinct predictions and provide distinct explanations for the mechanisms that control the…”
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Spatial and Seasonal Patterns of Bird Communities in Italian Agroecosystems by LAIOLO, PAOLA

“…Despite agricultural landscapes covering almost 60% of the total land area of Italy, knowledge of the effects of agriculture and its intensification on bird…”
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