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Updates to Szeptycki’s check-list of the Protura of the World
Full text linkAfter 15 years from its publication, the Szeptycki’s check-list of the Protura of the World has been updated. Five new genera and 98 new species since then were added. New taxonomical combinations have been adopted. Updates to the species distribution were also added. Globally, the new list shows 831 species belonging to 77 genera arranged in seven families and three orders. 
Acerentulus shrubovychae sp. nov. from Italy (Protura: Acerentomidae)
No full textGalli, Loris, Capurro, Matteo (2013): Acerentulus shrubovychae sp. nov. from Italy (Protura: Acerentomidae). Zootaxa 3609 (4): 431-436, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.3609.4.
Perizia entomologica
No full textRelazione Tecnica del CTU (in coll. col Prof. G. Troiano) incaricato dal Giudice Dott. Fabio Favalli. Tribunale d’Imperia
Studio dell’avifauna dell’area ZPS Beigua-Turchino e dei settori funzionalmente connessi.
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The diversity of Protura (Arthropoda, Hexapoda) in the Mediterranean area
Full text linkThe Mediterranean area is one of the biodiversity hotspots where some soil-borne taxa reach a high peak of diversity. Within this community, Protura is a poorly known taxon of euedaphic microarthropods. Based on the literature, 77 species belonging to 15 genera, arranged into four families and two orders have been recorded in the Mediterranean Basin. Records are concentrated in the northern part of this area (56 species are known in the North West and 28 in the North East), followed by Macaronesia (20 species) South-West (10) and South-East (6). This diversity distribution follows the uneven research effort dealing with this taxon. Much work is still needed, especially in areas that have been completely or largely neglected by researchers to date, before it can be considered that a solid knowledge base has been laid on Protura diversity and distribution
Verifica della qualita’ biologica del suolo di boschi a Robinia dominante nella foresta demaniale della Deiva (SV) - (prima biovalutazione post-intervento).
No full textZigolo muciatto Emberiza cia. In: Fornasari L. Londi G., Buvoli L, Tellini Fiorenzano G. La Gioia P, Pedrini P., Brichetti P. De Carli E (red) Distribuzione geografica ed ambientale degli uccelli comuni nidificanti in Italia, 2000-2004 (dati del progetto MITO2000).
No full textCensimento degli Ardeidi in Val Polcevera (Genova).
No full textA census was carried out along the Polcevera and Verde Streams from
December 2006 to December 2007 in order to examine the abundance of
Ardeidae. Seven species have been observed: Grey Heron (Ardea cinerea),
Little Egret (Egretta garzetta), Great White Egret (Casmerodius albus), Night
Heron (Nycticorax nycticorax), Squacco Heron (Ardeola ralloides), Cattle
Egret (Bubulcus ibis), Purple Heron (Ardea purpurea). The Grey Heron is
constantly present in the area and it is the most abundant species; moreover it is
the only one breeding in the area. The Little Egret is constantly present too,
resulting rather frequent during the migrations, but less abundant in winter and
summer. The Great White Egret is much less abundant and, differently from the
previous species, it has been observed in the examined area only during the
wintering period and sporadically during the spring migration. The other
species of Ardeidae have been seldom observed, generally during the prenuptial
migration. In addition to the census along the streams, the main Herons’
roosting site in the Polcevera Valley has been monitored from December 2007
to May 2008. The data collected by this last method resulted useful since they
have proved the effectiveness of the census along the streams for the Little
Egret and the Great White Egret and they allow to assess the real abundance of
the Cattle Egret, which can’t be correctly counted by means of the census along
the streams, because of the eco-ethology of this species
Primi dati sulla biologia del Gufo reale, Bubo bubo, nel Finalese (Liguria occidentale).
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