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Leukogram variability as a tool for assessing the conservation-relevant health impact of microfilarial infection in bats
No full textBook of abstracts, pp. 189M3
The role of the HCN-producing Pseudomonas putida A32 in the induction of systemic resistance in pepper plants
No full textAbstract book, 1798M3
Possible effects of arsenic (III)oxide on histological structure and estrogen receptor expression in mouse ovaries
No full textProceedings pp 547-548M3
Diversity of Drosophilidae (Diptera, Insecta) fauna from Čurug (Vojvodina, Serbia) with special reference to invasive species Drosophila suzukii
No full textKnjiga apstrakata, p. 260M3
Morphological variation of the head capsule during late postembryogenesis in Megaphyllum unilineatum (C. L. Koch, 1838) (Diplopoda: Julida)
No full textKnjiga apstrakata, p. 269M3
Disentangling the cave centipede Lithobius stygius species complex through molecular phylogenetics and redescription of L. stygius s. str
No full textDistinguishing species is fundamental for obtaining reliable biological insights, yet due to their morphological similarity many species remain undetected until molecular methods are employed. This work uncovers species diversity in the caves of the Dinaric Karst (Europe), shedding light on the understudied cave centipedes. We focus on the taxonomically challenging species Lithobius stygius Latzel, 1880, the first scientifically described cave centipede from the Balkans. Multi-locus phylogeny and uni-locus species delimitation based on extensive sampling revealed that many morphologically and ecologically similar populations previously reported as L. stygius belong to at least five clades, consisting of numerous molecular operational taxonomic units. We propose some taxonomic changes, including reinstating species Lithobius luciani (Folkmanová, 1935) and Lithobius intermedius Folkmanová, 1946. By providing a detailed redescription of L. stygius based on the type and new material, addressing morphological variability, and providing reliable molecular characterization, we set the baseline for further investigations of taxa concealed under the name L. stygius. The species complex represents an interesting case for the study of its evolutionary history, indicating possible multiple cave colonizations. Although disentangling the species complex requires an appropriate molecular and morphological framework, it is invaluable for reliable species identification and recognition of true species diversity.M214.34268715
Nonlinear optical imaging and Nile Red staining approaches for microplastic detection: Influence of additives and structural modifications
No full textBook of abstracts, pp. 39, 125M3
Drosophila obscura Group Species as a Model Organism for Measuring the Adaptive Significance of Sympatric Mitochondrial and Mitonuclear Variation: Insights from the DrosBEG Group
No full textBook of Abstracts, p39M3
Mediterranization continued: Chrysolina americana (Linnaeus, 1758) (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae) in Serbia
No full textOn May 13, 2025, an exceptionally large population of the rosemary beetle, Chrysolina americana, was recorded in a plantation of ornamental lavender in Belgrade, Serbia. Numerous adult beetles were observed and collected, mainly on lavender inflorescences, along with a small number of larvae, mostly found on the abaxial sides of the lavender leaves. The species appeared to be confined to a single lavender plantation, as neighboring plantations had not yet shown signs of colonization. This article provides the first official record of C. americana in Serbia, documenting the establishment of another Mediterranean-origin species in the country. We believe C. americana is a relatively recent invader, as indicated by its high abundance in the affected plantation yet limited spread. It is the 410th chrysomelid recorded in the Serbian fauna and the 26th, as well as the only allochthonous, species within its genus.M24838730