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Temperate mesophotic ecosystems: gaps and perspectives of an emerging conservation challenge for the Mediterranean Sea by Cerrano, C., Bastari, A., Calcinai, B., Di Camillo, C., Pica, D., Puce, S., Valisano, L., Torsani, F.

“…Mesophotic habitats, hosting benthic assemblages totally unknown and unexpected in the early 2000s, are attracting an increasing interest from scientists…”
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Unravelling the sponge diversity of the Tuscan Archipelago National Park (Tyrrhenian Sea, Italy) by Roveta, C., Marrocco, T., Calcinai, B., Pulido Mantas, T., Pica, D., Valisano, L., Puce, S.

“…Porifera are considered key components of benthic communities, being typical inhabitants of both shallow and deep waters, from the mesolittoral to the bathyal…”
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Survival, growth and regeneration in explants of four temperate gorgonian species in the Mediterranean Sea by Fava, F., Bavestrello, G., Valisano, L., Cerrano, C.

“…During the last few decades, Mediterranean epibenthic assemblages have been involved in mass mortality events, in which sea fans were one of the most…”
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Gorgonian population recovery after a mass mortality event by Cerrano, C., Arillo, A., Azzini, F., Calcinai, B., Castellano, L., Muti, C., Valisano, L., Zega, G., Bavestrello, G.

“…1. Mass mortality events are becoming more common all over the world, both in tropical and temperate seas. An extensive mortality occurred in the Mediterranean…”
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Primmorphs formation dynamics : a screening among Mediterranean sponges by VALISANO, L, BAVESTRELLO, G, GIOVINE, M, CERRANO, C

“…We performed a screening on 21 Mediterranean sponge species in order to know from which ones primmorphs can be obtained, with a comparison of their formation…”
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Seasonal production of primmorphs from the marine sponge Petrosia ficiformis (Poiret, 1789) and new culturing approaches by Valisano, L., Bavestrello, G., Giovine, M., Arillo, A., Cerrano, C.

“…The need to produce bioactive compounds from marine sponges leads several groups of research to the culture of primmorphs from different species, which are…”
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Epibionts of the scallop Adamussium colbecki (Smith, 1902) in the Ross Sea, Antarctica by Cerrano, C., Calcinai, B., Bertolino, M., Valisano, L., Bavestrello, G.

“…Although it is characterized by a patchy distribution, Adamussium colbecki is considered the most important bivalve of Antarctica, mainly in relation to its…”
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Effect of iron and dissolved silica on primmorphs of Petrosia ficiformis (Poiret, 1789) by Valisano, L., Bavestrello, G., Giovine, M., Arillo, A., Cerrano, C.

“…The suitability of the primmorphs system as a good model for biotechnological applications led researchers on primmorphs to look for a medium to stimulate cell…”
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