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Assessing the risk of oil spill impacts and potential biodiversity loss for coastal marine environment at the turn of the COVID-19 pandemic eventNARA Subscribed
Science of The Total Environment · 2023 · Vol. 894 · Elsevier
Andrea Cucco; Luca Rindi; Lisandro Benedetti-Cecchi; Giovanni Quattrocchi; Alberto Ribotti; Chiara Ravaglioli; Enrico Cecchi; Massimo Perna; Carlo Brandini
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Coralligenous cliffs: distribution and extent along the Tuscany coasts and spatial variability of the associated assemblagesOA Marine
Mediterranean Marine Science · 2023 · Vol. 24 · Issue 2 · Hellenic Centre for Marine Research
LUIGI PIAZZI; ENRICO CECCHI; MARIA FRANCESCA CINTI; GIACOMO MARINO; ANDREA NICASTRO; LORENZO PACCIARDI; MARCO PERTUSATI; MICHELA RIA; ANNA MARIA DE BIASI
Coralligenous reefs are the main biogenic constructions of the Mediterranean Sea. The two main coralligenous morphologies are cliffs and platforms. Coralligenous cliffs mostly develop in shallower waters (about 20-50 m) on vertical/sub vertical rocky substrates. Coralligenous platforms are mostly distributed on horizontal substrates below 40-50 m depth on detritic bottoms and rocky outcrops of the continental shelf. The presen...
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Combined methodologies for gaining much information from ancient dental calculus: testing experimental strategies for simultaneously analysing DNA and food residuesNARA Subscribed
Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences · 2020 · Vol. 12 · Issue 1 · Springer
Alessandra Modi; Lisa Pisaneschi; Valentina Zaro; Stefania Vai; Chiara Vergata; Enrico Casalone; David Caramelli; Jacopo Moggi-Cecchi; Marta Mariotti Lippi; Martina Lari
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Impact assessment of fish cages on coralligenous reefs through the use of the STAR sampling procedureOA Marine
Mediterranean Marine Science · 2019 · Vol. 20 · Issue 3 · Hellenic Centre for Marine Research
LUIGI PIAZZI; ENRICO CECCHI; MARIA FRANCESCA CINTI; PATRIZIA STIPCICH; GIULIA CECCHERELLI
The study aimed at contributing to the development of methods to assessing the effects of human disturbance on coralligenous reefs. The effects of the presence of a fish farm on coralligenous reefs were evaluated using the STAR (STAndaRdized coralligenous evaluation procedure) sampling procedure. An asymmetrical sampling design was used to compare the aquaculture site with two reference sites in areas unaffected by human press...
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Safety aspects of iodinated contrast media related to their physicochemical properties: a pharmacoepidemiology study in two Tuscany hospitalsNARA Subscribed
European Journal of Clinical Pharmacology · 2008 · Vol. 64 · Issue 7 · Springer
Francesco Lapi; Enrica Cecchi; Claudio Pedone; Francesco Attanasio; Grazia Banchelli; Alfredo Vannacci; Marina Di Pirro; Martina Moschini; Valentina Berni; Rosanna Matucci; Elisabetta Cini; Antonino Scalia; Enrico Tendi; Alessandro Mugelli
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