aiol: A Pathfinder

This is a computer-generated pathfinder created against the Distant Reader study called aiol.

Each Distant Reader study carrel is composed of many individual items. Each item is bibliographically described with author, title, date, summary, and keyword values. Below is a list of the items' most signficant keywords as well as lists of the items themselves. Purpusing the content of this pathfinder provides the student, researcher, or scholar with one way to get their heads around the scope of the carrel. The keywords include:

Advances; Water; Species; Lake; Sea; Cyanobacteria; Samples; Phytoplankton; Sediment; Values; Marine; Mediterranean; Bacteria; Period; Microcystis; Limnology; Regime; Communication; Ef089358_1_limnodrilus_hoffmeisteri

Depending on how this pathfinder was created, many of the bibliographic sections will include elaborations on the meaning(s) of the given keywords. These elaborations were generated by feeding the items' summaries to a large langauge model and asking the model to address the question, "What is X?", where "X" is the keyword. The result will be a few sentences of elaboration. Be forewarned. The elaborations are often plausible, but they should not be take as truth. Instead, they should be taken as points for consideration.

• Development of cyanobacterial blooms in Italy: towards an integration of scientific research and baseline monitoring by Salmaso, Nico; Cerasino, Leonardo (2025) - Morabito G, Mazzocchi MG, Salmaso N, et al., 2018. Documentation of water blooms in Italy Cyanobacterial growth and blooms are promoted by eu- trophication and increasing water temperatures. Keywords: advances; blooms; cyanobacteria; cyanotoxins; et al; italy; monitoring; oceanography; research; water
• Advances in limnological and oceanographic research in Italy: the history of the Italian Association of Limnology and Oceanography (AIOL) by Pusceddu, Antonio; Saggiomo, Vincenzo; Danovaro, Roberto (2010) - Advances in Oceanography and Limnology Keywords: advances
• The circulation of the Mediterranean Sea: a historical review of experimental investigations by Bergamasco, A.; Malanotte-Rizzoli, P. (2010) - Advances in Oceanography and Limnology Keywords: advances
• Limnological research in the deep southern subalpine lakes: synthesis, directions and perspectives by Salmaso, Nico; Mosello, Rosario (2010) - Advances in Oceanography and Limnology Keywords: advances
• Ecosystem effects of dense water formation on deep Mediterranean Sea ecosystems: an overview by Pusceddu, Antonio; Mea, Marianna; Gambi, Cristina; Bianchelli, Silvia; Canals, Miquel; Sanchez-Vidal, Anna; Calafat, Antoni; Heussner, Serge; De Madron, Xavier Durrieu; Avril, Jérome; Thomsen, Laurenz; Garcìa, Rosa; Danovaro, Roberto (2010) - Advances in Oceanography and Limnology Keywords: advances
• Physical constraints in the deep hypolimnion of a subalpine lake driving planktonic Bacteria and Archaea distribution by Bertoni, Roberto; Ambrosetti, Walter; Callieri, Cristiana (2010) - Advances in Oceanography and Limnology Keywords: advances
• Viruses in aquatic ecosystems: important advancements of the last 20 years and prospects for the future in the field of microbial oceanography and limnology by Jacquet, Stéphan; Miki, Takeshi; Noble, Rachel; Peduzzi, Peter; Wilhelm, Steven (2010) - Advances in Oceanography and Limnology Keywords: advances
• Prokaryotic abundance and heterotrophic metabolism in the deep Mediterranean Sea by La Ferla, Rosabruna; Azzaro, Maurizio; Caruso, Gabriella; Monticelli, Luis Salvador; Maimone, Giovanna; Zaccone, Renata; Packard, Theodore T. (2010) - Advances in Oceanography and Limnology Keywords: advances
• Latitudinal, longitudinal and bathymetric patterns of abundance, biomass of metazoan meiofauna: importance of the rare taxa and anomalies in the deep Mediterranean Sea by Gambi, Cristina; Lampadariou, Nikolaos; Danovaro, Roberto (2010) - Advances in Oceanography and Limnology Keywords: advances
• Marine alien species as an aspect of global change by Occhipinti-Ambrogi, Anna; Galil, Bella (2010) - Advances in Oceanography and Limnology Keywords: advances
• Marine Sciences: from natural history to ecology and back, on Darwin's shoulders by Boero, Ferdinando (2010) - Advances in Oceanography and Limnology Keywords: advances
• Distribution of the prokaryotic biomass and community respiration in the main water masses of the Southern Tyrrhenian Sea (June and December 2005) by La Ferla, Rosabruna; Azzaro, Maurizio; Budillon, Giorgio; Caroppo, Carmela; Decembrini, Franco; Maimone, Giovanna (2010) - Advances in Oceanography and Limnology Keywords: advances
• Water discoloration events caused by the harmful dinoflagellate Alexandrium taylorii Balech in a new beach of the Western Mediterranean Sea (Platamona beach, North Sardinia) by Satta, Cecilia Teodora; Pulina, Silvia; Padedda, Mario Bachisio; Penna, Antonella; Sechi, Nicola; Lugliè, Antonella (2010) - Advances in Oceanography and Limnology Keywords: advances
• Primary productivity, biogeochemical buffers and factors controlling trophic status and ecosystem processes in Mediterranean coastal lagoons: a synthesis by Viaroli, Pierluigi; Azzoni, Roberta; Bartoli, Marco; Giordani, Gianmarco; Naldi, Mariachiara; Nizzoli, Daniele (2010) - Advances in Oceanography and Limnology Keywords: advances
• Recent advances in the Mediterranean researches on zooplankton: from spatial–temporal patterns of distribution to processes oriented studies by Fonda Umani, Serena; Monti, Marina; Minutoli, Roberta; Guglielmo, Letterio (2010) - Advances in Oceanography and Limnology Keywords: advances
• Increased diversity of sessile epibenthos at subtidal hydrothermal vents: seven hypotheses based on observations at Milos Island, Aegean Sea by Nike Bianchi, Carlo; R. Dando, Paul; Morri, Carla (2011) - Advances in Oceanography and Limnology Keywords: advances
• Potential impact of increased temperature and CO2 on particulate dimethylsulfoniopropionate in the Southeastern Bering Sea by Lee, Peter A.; Riseman, Sarah F.; Hare, Clinton E.; Hutchins, David A.; Leblanc, Karine; Di Tullio, Giacomo R. (2011) - Advances in Oceanography and Limnology Keywords: advances
• Identifying lakebed nature: is it feasible with a combination of echosounder and Sonar5-pro? by Poulain, Thomas; Argillier, Christine; Gevrey, Muriel; Guillard, Jean (2011) - Advances in Oceanography and Limnology Keywords: advances
• Climatology and decadal variability of the Ross Sea shelf waters by Russo, A.; Bergamasco, A.; Carniel, S.; Grieco, L.; Sclavo, M.; Spezie, G. (2011) - Advances in Oceanography and Limnology Keywords: advances
• Daytime pelagic schooling behaviour and relationships with plankton patch distribution in the Sicily Strait (Mediterranean Sea) by Patti, B.; Bonanno, A.; D'Elia, M.; Quinci, E.; Giacalone, G.; Fontana, I.; Aronica, S.; Basilone, G.; Mazzola, S. (2011) - Advances in Oceanography and Limnology Keywords: advances
• Spatial distribution and offshore export of total organic carbon along the eastern boundary of the Subtropical North Pacific by Castro, C.G.; Collins, C.A.; Pennington, J.T.; Zúñiga, D.; Chavez, F.P. (2011) - Advances in Oceanography and Limnology Keywords: advances
• Relationships between phytoplankton light absorption, pigment composition and size structure in offshore areas of the Mediterranean Sea by Organelli, Emanuele; Nuccio, Caterina; Melillo, Chiara; Massi, Luca (2011) - Advances in Oceanography and Limnology Keywords: advances
• Long-term sea surface temperature variability in the Aegean Sea by Skliris, Nikolaos; Sofianos, Sarantis S.; Gkanasos, Athanasios; Axaopoulos, Panagiotis; Mantziafou, Anneta; Vervatis, Vassilis (2011) - Advances in Oceanography and Limnology Keywords: advances
• Assessing population structure of European Anchovy (Engraulis encrasicolus) in the Central Mediterranean by means of traditional morphometry by Traina, A.; Basilone, G.; Saborido-Rey, F.; Ferreri, R.; Quinci, E.; Masullo, T.; Aronica, S.; Mazzola, S. (2011) - Advances in Oceanography and Limnology Keywords: advances
• Strategies and mechanisms of resistance to viruses in photosynthetic aquatic microorganisms by Thomas, Rozenn; Jacquet, Stéphan; Grimsley, Nigel; Moreau, Hervé (2012) - Advances in Oceanography and Limnology Keywords: advances
• Temporal variation of seston biomarkers within the Humboldt Current System off northern Chile (21 by Rossi, Sergio; Isla, Enrique; Fietz, Susanne; Martìnez-Garcia, Alfredo; Sañé, Elisabet; Teixidò, Nùria (2012) - Advances in Oceanography and Limnology Keywords: advances
• Knowledge discovery in large model datasets in the marine environment: the THREDDS Data Server example by Bergamasco, A.; Benetazzo, A.; Carniel, S.; Falcieri, F.M.; Minuzzo, T.; Signell, R.P.; Sclavo, M. (2012) - Advances in Oceanography and Limnology Keywords: advances
• Seafloor integrity down the harbor waterfront: the coralligenous shoals off Vado Ligure (NW Mediterranean) by Gatti, Giulia; Montefalcone, Monica; Rovere, Alessio; Parravicini, Valeriano; Morri, Carla; Albertelli, Giancarlo; Nike Bianchi, Carlo (2012) - Advances in Oceanography and Limnology Keywords: advances
• Nematodes as indicators of environmental quality in seagrass (Posidonia oceanica) meadows of the NW Mediterranean Sea by Losi, Valentina; Montefalcone, Monica; Moreno, Mariapaola; Giovannetti, Elisa; Gaozza, Luigi; Grondona, Matia; Albertelli, Giancarlo (2012) - Advances in Oceanography and Limnology Keywords: advances
• Obituary: Norberto Della Croce (1926–2011) by Danovaro, Roberto; Pusceddu, Antonio (2012) - Advances in Oceanography and Limnology Keywords: advances
• Impacts of Saharan dust on downward irradiance and photosynthetically available radiation in the water column by Ohde, T.; Siegel, H. (2012) - Advances in Oceanography and Limnology Keywords: advances
• Enhanced biological production in the southeastern Arabian Sea during spring intermonsoon by Laluraj, C.M.; Balachandran, K.K.; Sabu, P. (2012) - Advances in Oceanography and Limnology Keywords: advances
• Phytoplankton dynamics in relation to environmental changes in a phytoplankton-dominated Mediterranean lagoon (Cabras Lagoon, Italy) by Padedda, B.M.; Pulina, S.; Magni, P.; Sechi, N.; Lugliè, A. (2012) - Advances in Oceanography and Limnology Keywords: advances
• Dynamics of various viral groups infecting autotrophic plankton in Lake Geneva by Parvathi, Ammini; Zhong, Xu; Jacquet, Stéphan (2012) - Advances in Oceanography and Limnology Keywords: advances
• Emilio Corti's ‘Limnofauna Italica’ and the origins of limnology in Italy in comparison with the current scientific scenario by Mosello, Rosario; Cuoghi, Maria Grazia; Fontaneto, Diego; Orrù, Arianna; Rovati, Clementina (2012) - Advances in Oceanography and Limnology Keywords: advances
• Role of light and photophysiological properties on phytoplankton succession during the spring bloom in the north-western Mediterranean Sea by Brunet, C.; Conversano, F.; Margiotta, F.; Dimier, C.; Polimene, L.; Tramontano, F.; Saggiomo, V. (2013) - Advances in Oceanography and Limnology Keywords: advances
• Microbial enzymatic activities and prokaryotic abundance in the upwelling system of the Straits of Messina (Sicily): distribution, dynamics and biogeochemical considerations by Caruso, G.; Azzaro, F.; La Ferla, R.; De Pasquale, F.; Raffa, F.; Decembrini, F. (2013) - Advances in Oceanography and Limnology Keywords: advances
• Seasonal and inter-annual variability of the sea surface temperature and mixed layer depth in the southern Bay of Bengal by Ranith, R.; Senthilnathan, L.; Machendiranathan, M.; Thangaradjou, T.; Saravanakumar, A. (2013) - Advances in Oceanography and Limnology Keywords: advances
• Conservation and restoration of marine forests in the Mediterranean Sea and the potential role of Marine Protected Areas by Gianni, Fabrizio; Bartolini, Fabrizio; Airoldi, Laura; Ballesteros, Enric; Francour, Patrice; Guidetti, Paolo; Meinesz, Alexandre; Thibaut, Thierry; Mangialajo, Luisa (2013) - Advances in Oceanography and Limnology Keywords: advances
• Innovative study methods for the Mediterranean coralligenous habitats by Zapata-Ramírez, P.A.; Scaradozzi, D.; Sorbi, L.; Palma, M.; Pantaleo, U.; Ponti, M.; Cerrano, C. (2013) - Advances in Oceanography and Limnology Keywords: advances
• Seafloor mapping and cartography for the management of marine protected areas by Meidinger, Manuel; Vasiliki, Markantonatou; Sano, Marcello; Palma, Marco; Ponti, Massimo (2013) - Advances in Oceanography and Limnology Keywords: advances
• Patterns of genetic connectivity in invertebrates of temperate MPA networks by Marti-Puig, Patricia; Costantini, Federica; Rugiu, Luca; Ponti, Massimo; Abbiati, Marco (2013) - Advances in Oceanography and Limnology Keywords: advances
• A review of methods to assess connectivity and dispersal between fish populations in the Mediterranean Sea by Calò, Antonio; Félix-Hackradt, Fabiana C.; Garcia, Jessica; Hackradt, Carlos W.; Rocklin, Delphine; Treviño Otón, Jorge; García Charton, José A. (2013) - Advances in Oceanography and Limnology Keywords: advances
• The importance of high-level predators in marine protected area management: Consequences of their decline and their potential recovery in the Mediterranean context by Prato, Giulia; Guidetti, Paolo; Bartolini, Fabrizio; Mangialajo, Luisa; Francour, Patrice (2013) - Advances in Oceanography and Limnology Keywords: advances
• The use of benthic metabolic processes as indicators for environmental quality assessment in coastal lagoons by Arévalo, E.; Ibánhez, J.S.P.; Papaspyrou, S.; Nicolaidou, A. (2013) - Advances in Oceanography and Limnology Keywords: advances
• Towards the implementation of the Water Framework Directive in Mediterranean transitional waters: the use of macroinvertebrates as biological quality elements by Cabana, David; Sigala, Kalliopi; Nicolaidou, Artemis; Reizopoulou, Sofia (2013) - Advances in Oceanography and Limnology Keywords: advances
• Marine protected area governance: Prospects for co-management in the European Mediterranean by Hogg, Katie; Noguera-Méndez, Pedro; Semitiel-García, María; Giménez-Casalduero, María (2013) - Advances in Oceanography and Limnology Keywords: advances
• Stakeholder participation and the use of web technology for MPA management by Vasiliki, Markantonatou; Meidinger, Manuel; Sano, Marcello; Oikonomou, Eleni; di Carlo, Giuseppe; Palma, Marco; Ponti, Massimo; Cerrano, Carlo (2013) - Advances in Oceanography and Limnology Keywords: advances
• Secondary current properties generated by wind-induced water waves in experimental conditions by Sanjou, Michio; Nezu, Iehisa (2014) - Advances in Oceanography and Limnology Keywords: advances
• Primary production and phosphorus modelling in LakeVegoritis, Greece by Gianniou, Soultana K.; Antonopoulos, Vassilis Z. (2014) - Advances in Oceanography and Limnology Keywords: advances
• Salinity and its variability in the Lagoon of Venice, 2000–2009 by Zirino, Alberto; Elwany, Hany; Neira, Carlos; Maicu, Francesco; Mendoza, Guillermo; Levin, Lisa A. (2014) - Advances in Oceanography and Limnology Keywords: advances
• Assessment of harmful algal species using different approaches: the case study of the Sardinian coasts by Satta, C.T.; Stacca, B.M.; Simeone, S.; De Falco, G.; Penna, A.; Capellacci, S.; Pulina, S.; Perilli, A.; Sechi, N.; Lugliè, A. (2014) - Advances in Oceanography and Limnology Keywords: advances
• Intrinsic low-frequency variability and predictability of the Kuroshio Current and of its extension by Pierini, Stefano; Dijkstra, Henk A.; Mu, Mu (2014) - Advances in Oceanography and Limnology Keywords: advances
• In situ determination of cellular DMSP and pigment quotas in a Prorocentrum minimum bloom near the Falkland Islands by Cyronak, Tyler; O’Reilly, Erin; Lee, Peter A.; DiTullio, Giacomo R. (2014) - Advances in Oceanography and Limnology Keywords: advances
• Fluxes and retention of nutrients and organic carbon in Manko estuary, Okinawa, Japan: influence of river discharge variations by Shilla, D. (2014) - Advances in Oceanography and Limnology Keywords: advances
• Chemical and isotopic composition of estuarine organic matter: implications for the relative contribution and reactivity of anthropogenic sources of organic matter by Shilla, D. (2014) - Advances in Oceanography and Limnology Keywords: advances
• Diurnal variation of turbulence-related quantities in Lake Garda by Lenstra, W.K.; Hahn-Woernle, L.; Matta, E.; Bresciani, M.; Giardino, C.; Salmaso, N.; Musanti, M.; Fila, G.; Uittenbogaard, R.; Genseberger, M.; van der Woerd, H.J.; Dijkstra, H.A. (2014) - Advances in Oceanography and Limnology Keywords: advances

• A note about density staircases in the Gulf of Naples : 20 years of persistent weak salt-fingering layers in a coastal area by Kokoszka, Florian; Iudicone, Daniele; Zingone, Adriana; Saggiomo, Vincenzo; Ribera D'Alcalá, Maurizio; Conversano, Fabio (2021) - The Gulf of Naples stands as a shallow bay connected to the open Tyrrhenian area, and Cianelli et al. (2017) have shown the importance of the interplay between coastal and offshore water masses to promote phytoplankton diversity. The area presents a marked salinity contrast due to the combination of the salty Tyrrhenian Sea waters, with its own feature of inshore/offshore water exchange with the open ocean, located on its southern side (Cianelli et al., 2015), and the freshwater inputs from a densely inhabited coastal area, on its northern part and from nearby rivers (Cianelli et al., 2012, 2017). Keywords: deep; density; et al; journal; layers; naples; ocean; research; salt; staircases; values; water
• Alpine freshwater fish biodiversity assessment: an inter-calibration test for metabarcoding method set up by Riccioni, Giulia; Domaizon, Isabelle ; Gandolfi, Andrea; Pindo, Massimo; Boscaini, Adriano; Vautier, Marine; Rund, Hans; Hufnagl, Peter; Dobrovolny, Stefanie; Vasselon, Valentin; Bylemans, Jonas; Tang, Cuong Q. ; Salmaso, Nico; Wanzenböck, Josef (2022) - We used one individual per fish species to set up these three mock samples. The two laboratories performed all PCRs in the pres- ence of both a negative and a positive control (i.e., a mock community with a known composition of fish species). Keywords: analyses; biodiversity; bourget; dna; edna; environmental; et al; fish; genus; lab_b; lake; level; metabarcoding; mock; salmo; samples; sequences; species; table; tinca; water
• An autumn biodiversity survey on heterotrophic and mixotrophic protists along a coast-to-offshore transect in the Gulf of Naples (Italy) by Del Gaizo, Gabriele; Russo, Luca; Abagnale, Maria; Buondonno, Angela; Furia, Marta; Saviano, Simona; Vargiu, Mauro; Conversano, Fabio; Margiotta, Francesca; Saggiomo, Maria; Percopo, Isabella; D'Alelio, Domenico (2021) - Mixotrophs, being capable of both phagocytosis and photosynthesis within a single cell (Stoecker et al., 2009; Flynn et al., 2013, 2019), encompass different functional types (Mitra et al., 2016), namely: constitutive mixotrophs, bearing innate plastids (e.g., dinoflagellates; Stoecker et al., 2017); non-constitutive mixotrophs, acquiring plastids from photosynthetic preys (i.e., a strategy known as kleptoplasty, which is present in oligotrich ciliates, predating mainly cryptophytic microalgae; Johnson, 2011; Hughes et al., 2021); moreover, some non-constitutive mixotrophs can transmit plastids to the progeny (e.g., Mesodinium rubrum; Johnson et al., 2007; Smith and Hansen, 2007), while some other must acquire new plastids after any cell replication (i.e., most oligotrich ciliates). This species depends heavily upon phototrophy, as up to 90% of its bio- mass production relies on photosynthesis (Stoecker et al., 2009; plus estimation made by D’Alelio et al., 2016b). Keywords: autumn; ciliates; dinoflagellates; et al; figure; gulf; journal; marine; naples; plankton; protists; research; samples; water
• Mucus secretions in Cnidarian, an ecological, adaptive and evolutive tool by Savoca, Serena; Di Fresco, Dario; Alesci, Alessio; Capillo, Gioele; Spanò, Nunziacarla (2022) - Some authors (Haas et al., 2010; Naumann et al., 2010; Wild et al., 2010) confirm and demonstrate that all examined scleractinian corals release organic matter in the form of mucus, which includes both a particulate frac- tion and a dissolved fraction (mainly organic carbon, DOC (Crossland, 1987; Naumann et al. 2010) and that mucus release by corals is largely independent of the car- bon acquisition mechanism (autotrophy versus heterotro- phy). Several experimental studies (Ducklow and Non -co mmerc ial us e o nly S. Savoca et al.82 Mitchell, 1979; Ferrier-Pages et al., 2000; Wild et al., 2004; 2005; 2009; 2010) have shown a stimulation of planktonic or benthic microbial activity after the addition of coral mucus. Keywords: -co; anthozoans; bacteria; biol; bythell; carbon; cnidarians; communities; composition; coral; ecol; ecosystems; energy; et al; evolution; ial; jellyfish; mar; marine; mmerc; mucus; non; organisms; production; reef; release; role; sci; scleractinian; sea; secretion; species; studies; water; wild; wild et
• Phytoplankton community as monitoring tool in the terminal stretch of a micro-tidal estuary facing the Tyrrhenian Sea by Bolinesi, Francesco; Serino, Emanuela; Carotenuto, Angelo; Fanina, Silvia; Mangoni, Olga (2023) - Within the problematic framework described above, we have analyzed the phytoplankton community structure through the detection of diagnostic pigments (Ansotegui et al., 2001; Mangoni et al., 2017) in the final stretch of the Sele River (Tyrrhenian Sea) under two distinct hydrological regimes: during a severe drought period in July 2017, in which, for the first time in living memory, the mouth of the river was completely occluded by sediments, and in May 2021, in presence of a high water flow rate and a completely open river mouth. The construction of an artificial drainage channel (Canale di Bonifacimento) (Alberico et al., 2012a, b), with a dense net of artificial drainage channels and the presence of the Dam of Persano strongly enhanced coastal erosion and altered the river environmental conditions (Alberico et al., 2012a, 2012b; Arienzo et al., 2020; Pappone et al., 2011;). Keywords: area; chl; coastal; community; estuarine; et al; italy; july; layer; mean; mouth; phytoplankton; river; salinity; sampling; sea; sele; station; stretch; values; water
• Dissolved fluxes of nutrients and carbon at the sediment-water interface in the Adriatic Sea: review of early data and methods from the Italian National Research Council (CNR) by Spagnoli, Federico; Ravaioli, Mariangela (2023) - Rovere M, Mercorella A, Frapiccini E, et al., 2020. The study focuses on research carried out from 1982 on the Italian side of the Central and Northern Adriatic Sea (Barbanti et al., 1995; Bertuzzi et al., 1996; Bertuzzi et al., 1997; Cermelj et al 1997; Cermelj et al., 2001; Frascari et al., 1995; Giordani and Hammond, 1985; Giordani et al., 1992; Giordani et al., 1994; Giordani et al., 1996; Hammond et al., 1999; Spagnoli and Bergamini 1997; Tahey et al., 1996; Spagnoli et al., 2010) Keywords: adriatic; adriatic sea; areas; benthic; carbon; chamber; cnr; core; dfswis; diagenesis; et al; figure; fluxes; interface; marine; northern; processes; river; sea; sediment; situ; spagnoli; water
• Analysis of main components of Lake Toba’s water quality in different seasons by Hastuti, Yuni Puji; Nirmala, Kukuh; Hutagaol , Manuntun Parulian; Tanjung, Dahri; Kriswantriyono, Agit; Nurussalam, Wildan; Wulandari, Yulia Puspadewi; Fatma, Yuli Siti (2024) - Some reports indicate that the current status of Lake Toba waters is getting worse every year (Lukman et al., 2021; Barus et al., 2022). The average total nitrogen in Lake Toba waters ranged from 12.5 to 26.9 mg L–1 (Supplementary Figure 5). Keywords: brightness; cages; concentrations; control; figure; lake; lake toba; l–1; nitrogen; quality; season; settlement; stations; toba; tom; total; water
• Cyanobacterial blooms in the Po River basin and the eastern Alps by Buzzi, Fabio; Agostinelli, Chiara; Alber, Renata; Beghi, Andrea; Bettoni, Eugenia; Bressan, Enrico; Caraffini, Ketty; Carena, Elisa; Caviglia, Francesca; Dossena, Matteo; Fogliati, Pier Luigi; Formenti, Riccardo; Franzini, Giorgio; Fumagalli, Romana; Giacomazzi, Federica; Lazzeri, Francesca; Marchesi, Manuela; Masala, Eleonora; Montanari, Paola; Nasello, Mariano; Nastasi, Francesco; Pandolfi, Franca; Vietti, Francesca; Virgilio, Damiano; Vorhauser, Samuel; Zampieri, Chiara; Zanut, Elisa (2025) - Climate change and increasing trophic levels of water bod- ies were shown to favour cyanobacterial blooms (Hilt et al., 2017; Sterner et al., 2020). In this note, we report and briefly discuss an overview of cyanobacterial blooms recorded in northern Italy since 2000. Keywords: al-5; blooms; cyanobacteria; eutrophic; lake; lemmermannii; microcystis; moderate; spp; status; water
• Anomalous colourations in surface water bodies: causes and examples reported by the Regional Agency for Environmental Protection and Energy of Emilia Romagna (ARPAE), Italy by Del Pasqua, Michela; Bandini, Fabrizio; Morandi, Elena; Antonellini, Rita; Masi, Marcello; de Gioia, Michele (2025) - Phototrophic sulfur bacteria and sulfate-reduc- ing bacteria causing red waters in a shallow brackish coastal lagoon (Prévost Lagoon, France). Characterization of photosyn- thetic sulfur bacteria causing red water in Lake Faro (Messina, Sicily). Keywords: arpae; bacteria; blooms; events; iron; presence; surface; water
• Blooms of the blue-green alga Cylindrospermopsis raciborskii in Emilia Romagna region (Italy): case reports managed by the Regional Agency for Environmental Protection and Energy of Emilia Romagna (ARPAE) by Del Pasqua, Michela; Bandini, Fabrizio; Morandi, Elena; Antonellini, Rita; Masi, Marcello; de Gioia, Michele (2025) - a) Green water discoloration of surface water in the Gallego canal (BO) caused by C. raciborskii bloom. Unlike other algal blooms that produce visible scums, blooms of this species manifest as subtle changes in water colour, making their detection particularly difficult. Keywords: blooms; cylindrospermopsis; emilia; raciborskii; water
• Understanding cyanobacteria and cyanotoxins: implications for human exposure, toxicological risk assessment and management by Testai, Emanuela (2024) - Human health risk assessment related to cyanotoxins exposure. Implementing these values into monitoring programs and regulatory frameworks is essential for mitigating the risks associated with cyanotoxin exposure. Keywords: blooms; cyanobacteria; cyanotoxins; exposure; health; management; risk; water
• Potentially toxic cyanobacteria in Trentino lakes: bloom episodes detected by monitoring data over the last ten years by Pozzi, Sabrina; Costaraoss, Silvia; Pellegrini, Giovanna (2025) - In this way, people were prevented from getting too close to the algal accumulations, which are also dan- gerous for animals, for example, for dogs that drink lake water (Fastner et al., 2018). Information to the population on cyanobacterial blooms In the province of Trento there is not yet an established infor- mation system in case of toxic algal blooms. Keywords: blooms; cyanobacteria; data; lake; monitoring; rubescens; water
• The complex relationship between cyanobacteria and antibiotics/antimicrobial resistance in the environment: an emerging factor in the One Health vision on antimicrobial resistance by Manganelli, Maura; Testai, Emanuela; Codd, Geoffrey A. (2025) - Selection in the aquatic environment can, therefore, be a likely event, particularly in hotspots such as wastewater, where multiple selectors are present at the same time at significant concentrations (Karkman et al., 2018). Manganelli M, Kalugamage LPF, Marcucci I, et al., 2023. Keywords: amr; antibiotics; cyanobacteria; environment; et al; health; resistance; water
• Implementation of surveillance plans for cyanobacteria in bathing waters: a case study from Lake Garda, Italy by Zampieri, Chiara; Giacomazzi, Federica; Franzini, Giorgio (2025) - E-mail: chiara.zampieri@arpa.veneto.it Key words: cyanobacteria, water blooms, Lake Garda, bathing water directive. The algal surveillance plan of ARPAV for Lake Garda in Veneto aims at monitoring bathing and algal blooms, to intervene promptly in case of incidents. Keywords: bathing; cyanobacteria; garda; lake; salmaso; water
• Safety of water for human consumption: a case study from Northern Italy by Nasello, Mariano; Masala, Eleonora; Villa, Gaia; Di Lauro, Anna; Peraboni, Samuele; Vercelloni, Simona; Facchini, Franca; Molinari, Anna; Castelli, Nicoletta (2025) - The specific objectives were to identify and assess sources of vulnerability and quantify the risk of contamination of supply sources from: i) cyanobacteria and their toxins, with particular attention to the class of microcystins; ii) viruses such as bacteriophages, the subgroup of somatic coliphages; iii) spore-forming bacteria particularly resistant to treatment processes such as Clostridium perfringens, as well as the classic indicators of fecal contamination (Escherichia coli and Entero- cocci) in water supply sources near surface water bodies. The Local Brianza Health Protection Agency (ATS) has initiated a biennial monitoring project of water supply sources to ensure safe and clean water access, in line with the United Nations (UN) Agenda 2030. Keywords: brianza; cyanobacteria; points; risk; supply; water
• Literature-based insights into phytoplankton ecology at the Long-Term Ecological Research - Italy site Venice Lagoon by Pugnetti, Alessandra; Bernardi Aubry, Fabrizio; Acri, Francesco; Finotto, Stefania (2025) - Long-term trends in the VL water quality based on phytoplankton Published analyses (Acri et al., 2020; Bernardi Aubry et al., 2020) of long-term phytoplankton changes at the five LTER stations currently cover the first 20 years of monitoring (1998-2017). Regarding planktonic biomass (Coppola et al., 2006, 2007), autotrophic communities were dominated by pico- and nanoplanktonic fractions, while heterotrophic communities were primarily composed of picoplankton (bacteria). Keywords: aubry; bernardi; communities; diatoms; et al; lagoon; phytoplankton; research; spp; venice; water
• Area-based historical modeling of the effects of the river bank regulation on the potential abundance of eleven mosquito species in the River Danube between Hungary and Slovakia by Trájer, Attila; Farkas-Iványi, Kinga; Padisák, Judit (2015) - It is plausible that the relatively slow and moderate modifications in the fluvial network was less drastical than the construction of the hydropower plan, resulting a gradual change that increased the area and the diversity of water habitats. The effect of river regulation and other hydromorphological modifica- tions such as the disturbance of wetland habitats on the temporal change of mosquito habitats has been a rela- tively neglected topic. Keywords: anopheles; area; changes; floodplain; habitats; hungary; larvae; mosquito; number; regulation; river; species; tóth; vectors; water
• Quantity and biochemical composition of particulate organic matter in a highly trawled area (Thermaikos Gulf, Eastern Mediterranean Sea) by Pusceddu, Antonio; Bianchelli, Silvia; Danovaro, Roberto (2015) - Water layer Variable IP1 IP10 IP17 IP38 IP41 Surface Total protein S>T>C S,T>C S,T>C S,T>C ns Hydrolysable protein T>C>S T>S>C C>S>T S>C,T S,T>C Total carbohydrate S>T>C S,T>C S>T>C ns S,T>C Hydrolysable carbohydrate T>C>S T>S>C S>C>T C>T>S T>S>C Total lipid ns ns C>T,S C>T>S C>T,S Biopolymeric C S>T>C S,T>C S>T>C S>C ns Bioavailable organic C T>C>S T>C>S C>S>T S>C>T T>C Intermediate Total protein T>S S>T>C S,T>C S>C>T C>T,S Hydrolysable protein C>T>S T>C>S T>S>C S>C>T S,T>C Total carbohydrate S>T>C T>S>C T>S>C T>S>C T>S>C Hydrolysable carbohydrate C>S>T C>S>T S>C>T T>S>C T>S>C Total lipid C>T,S ns C>T,S C>T,S C>T,S Biopolymeric C ns S,T>C S,T>C S>C C>S Bioavailable organic C C,T>S T>C>S S>C>T ns T>S>C Bottom Total protein C,S>T S,T>C T>S>C S>T>C S>T Hydrolysable protein C>S>T S,T>C S>T,C S,T>C S>T>C Total carbohydrate ns T>S>C S>T,C T>S>C T>S>C Hydrolysable carbohydrate C,S>T C,T>S C>T>S S,T>C T>C>S Total lipid C>T,S C>T,S C>S>T C>S>T C>S,T Biopolymeric C C,S>T ns S>T,C T>S>C C,T>S Bioavailable organic C C>S>T C>S C>T,S S,T>C T>C,S ns, not significant. Layout 1 INTRODUCTION Bottom trawling, along with dredging and dumping, represents one among the most severe physical distur- bances generated by human activities at sea (Thrush and Dayton, 2002). Keywords: > c; c al; c s; c t; column; s >; s b; s s; s t; total; trawling; water
• Historical colonization patterns of Dolichospermum lemmermannii (Cyanobacteria) in a deep lake south of the Alps by Salmaso, Nico; Boscaini, Adriano; Capelli, Camilla; Cerasino, Leonardo; Milan, Manuela; Putelli, Sara; Tolotti, Monica (2015) - Long-term measurements carried out since the 1970s at spring overturn in lakes Garda, Iseo, Como and Maggiore demonstrated an increase in water temperatures ranging from 0.11 to 0.21°C decade–1 (Salmaso and Mosello, 2010). Nevertheless, as highlighted in previous works (Salmaso, 2010), owing to the N-fixing abilities of hete- rocytous species, the low summer concentrations of N that are usually found in the upper surface layers in lake Garda could be a positive factor for the growth of Dolichosper- mum in the warmer months. Keywords: akinetes; blooms; core; cyanobacteria; dolichospermum; et al; fig; fossil; garda; increase; lake; lake garda; layers; lemmermannii; non; nostocales; phytoplankton; populations; salmaso; sediments; species; temperatures; term; water
• Spatial distribution of microphytobenthos, meiofauna and macrofauna in the north-western Adriatic Sea: a synoptic study by Franzo, Annalisa; Cibic, Tamara; Del Negro, Paola; De Vittor, Cinzia (2015) - In view of the general paucity of integrated information on offshore benthic communities in the Adriatic Sea and given the vulner- ability of this particular coastal system, microphytobenthos, meiofauna and macrofauna were synoptically investigated in front of the Emilia-Romagna coast (northern Adriatic Sea) in September 2010 and March 2011. Overall, all size classes of benthic communities can be suitable for investigating and characterising the habitat where they live. Keywords: abundance; adriatic; analysis; c01; communities; community; d02; depth; diatoms; environmental; et al; inshore; macrofauna; march; meiofauna; periods; sampling; sea; sediment; september; species; stations; study; water
• Results of the first Wave Glider experiment in the southern Tyrrhenian Sea by Aulicino, Giuseppe; Cotroneo, Yuri; Lacava, Teodosio; Sileo, Giancanio; Fusco, Giannetta; Carlon, Ryan; Satriano, Valeria; Pergola, Nicola; Tramutoli, Valerio; Budillon, Giorgio (2016) - Correlation between ±2 hours averaged WG SST data and MODIS SST products considering both day- and night-time data (top); residuals diagram (bottom). Comparison between WG SST data (red line) and CMEMS Level-3 ultra-high resolution (blue line) and Level-4 reprocessed SSTfnd products during the WG mission. Keywords: circulation; data; et al; fig; glider; information; mediterranean; modis; observations; ocean; products; resolution; satellite; sea; southern; sst; surface; temperature; time; tys; water; wave
• Reconstruction of flood events in an oxbow lake (Marótzugi-Holt-Tisza, NE Hungary) by using subfossil cladoceran remains and sediments by Korponai, János; Gyulai, István; Braun, Mihály; Kövér, Csilla; Papp, István; Forró, László (2016) - This work showed that flood events can drive changes in cladoceran communities, and that subfossil Cladocera remains can be successfully used to track shifts from lotic to lentic water regimes in oxbow lakes. As a result, oxbow lakes behave alternatively as lotic or lentic ecosystems in rela- tion to the hydrological regime of the river. Keywords: cladocera; core; events; fig; flood; hungarian; lake; layers; lotic; oxbow; remains; river; sediment; species; tisza; water
• The Eemian/Early Vistulian development of the Solniki paleolake (north-eastern Poland) as shown by subfossil Cladocera by Niska, Monika Magdalena (2016) - In fact, despite the con- stant dominance of the pioneer specie A. affinis at the be- ginning of the zone (CAZ IIA), several Cladocera species are also identify in this part of the profile. Key words: Cladocera analysis; Eemian/Early Vistulian; NE Poland. Keywords: abundance; affinis; analysis; caz; cladocera; coregoni; development; diversity; eemian; interglacial; kupryjanowicz; lake; niska; paleolake; paz; period; poland; solniki; species; vistulian; water; zone
• Subfossil Cladocera and pollen as indicators of natural and anthropogenic trophic changes of Lake Jelonek (Tuchola Forest, N Poland) during the Holocene by Zawisza, Edyta; Filbrandt-Czaja, Anna; Correa-Metrio, Alexander (2016) - Changes in forest cover connected with human activity revealed to have played the major role in driving lake trophic changes, which was not out- lined for the area of Tuchola Forest before. However, despite the prevalence of more favourable climatic and edaphic conditions during the early Holocene, the subfossil Cladocera indicate no significant changes in lake trophic status, which probably remained at the oligo-mesotrophic level (Fig. 6). Keywords: abundance; age; bls; bosmina; changes; cladocera; fig; holocene; human; jelonek; lake; period; polish; pollen; sediment; species; status; trophic; water
• Rare occurrence of nine Microcystis species (Chroococcales, Cyanobacteria) in a single lake (Lake Dojran, fYR Macedonia) by Krstić, Svetislav S.; Alesovski, Boris; Komárek, Jiří (2017) - M. protocystis was also well developed and the rest two Microcystis species (M. aeruginosa and Fig. Seven species of the genus Microcystis were pres- ent, with massive domination of M. protocystis and big and well developed colonies of M. aeruginosa. Keywords: colonies; dojran; komárek; lake; m. aeruginosa; m. ichthyoblabe; m. protocystis; microcystis; presence; sampling; site; species; taxa; water
• Ecology of Cladocera species from Central America based on subfossil assemblages by Wojewódka, Marta; Zawisza, Edyta; Cohuo, Sergio; Macario-González, Laura; Schwalb, Antje; Zawiska, Izabela; Pérez, Liseth (2016) - Ecology of Cladocera species from Central America based on subfossil assemblages Marta Wojewódka,1* Edyta Zawisza,1 Cluster analysis discriminated 6 groups of Cladocera species with a high correlation level within groups (≥0.8), which showed different types of correlation with lake characteristics and environmental variables. Keywords: alona; america; analysis; central; cladocera; conductivity; environmental; fig; group; lakes; sinev; species; subfossil; tab; water; zawisza
• Can cyanobacteria infect underground water sources? Evidence from a small scale monitoring of natural mineral water drinking source by Gkelis, Spyros; Vlamis, Aristidis (2017) - Bottled water can come from a variety of sources in- cluding natural aquifers, springs, glacier run-off, and mu- nicipal water supplies, and these sources could potentially be contaminated with microcystins (CFIA, 2011). To our knowledge, only two studies on levels of microcystins in bottled water have been published. Keywords: cells; cyanobacteria; et al; gkelis; mcya; monitoring; presence; samples; source; water
• Varying degradation of subfossil Daphnia longispina during the past 250 years and the discovery of fossil helmet-type head shields: preliminary results by Leppänen, Jaakko Johannes; Weckström, Jan (2016) - To investigate the changes in Daphnia preservation in lake sediments, we graded caudal spines from 20 fossil sediment samples into three taphonomic groups. Due to the uncertainty in pointing out whether the damage originates from laboratory treatment or from autochthonous processes, the indicator value of fair graded spines in this study is negligible. Changes in Daphnia preservation in Lake Kivijärvi According to the statistically significant core zonation, the greatest shift in Daphnia preservation occurred at the depth of 9 cm (~1925) and was clearly reflected by changes in proportions of different grades. Keywords: caudal; changes; cladoceran; claws; daphnia; data; degradation; finland; kivijärvi; lake; predation; preservation; remains; sediment; spines; subfossil; water
• Long term subfossil Cladocera record from the partly varved sediment of Lake Tiefer See (NE Germany) by Szeroczyńska, Krystyna (2016) - On the significance of the planktonic/littoral ratio in the cladoceran stratigraphy of lake sediments. Comm. Annually laminated lake sediments and their palaeoclimatic relevance, p. 109-127. Keywords: changes; cladocera; conditions; et al; fig; holocene; lake; lake tiefer; non; phase; sediments; species; subfossil; szeroczyńska; tiefer; water
• Assessment of cyanoprokaryote blooms and of cyanotoxins in Bulgaria in a 15-years period (2000-2015) by Stoyneva-Gärtner, Maya P.; Descy, Jean-Pierre; Latli, Adrien; Uzunov, Blagoy A.; Pavlova, Vera T.; Bratanova, Zlatka; Babica, Pavel; Maršálek, Blahoslav; Meriluoto, Jussi; Spoof, Lisa (2017) - The evaluation of cyanoprokaryote diversity was done as comparisons with the recently estimated data on the total algal biodiversity in Bulgaria (Stoyneva, 2014) and the total diversity of Cyanoprokaryota in the country (Stoyneva et al., 2016). The cyan- otoxin concentrations were evaluated according to the WHO standards (1998, 2003) since their maximum ac- ceptable levels are not indicated in Bulgarian national leg- islation (Pavlova et al., 2013b). Keywords: blooms; bulgarian; cyanoprokaryote; cyanotoxins; data; e t; e x; et al; ezero; fig; genera; group; health; lakes; lv.i; non; pavlova et; phytoplankton; reservoirs; samples; species; stoyneva; tab; teneva; total; water; wbs
• Cyanobacteria and microcystin contamination in untreated and treated drinking water in Ghana by Addico, Gloria Naa Dzama; Hardege, Jörg D.; Kohoutek, Jiri; deGraft-Johnson, Kweku Amoaku Atta; Babica, Pavel (2017) - The study provides very rare but important information regarding the efficiency of drinking water treatment, concentrations and health risks of MCs in drinking water in the understudied geographi- cal region of Central and West Tropical Africa. METHODS Study area The Barekese Reservoir is a mesotrophic reservoir (Addico et al., 2009), which lies on latitude 6° 49′ 50.2″ N and longitude 1° 43′ 21.8″ W (Fig. 1). Key words: Cyanobacteria; cyanotoxins; drinking water treatment; microcystins; water blooms. Keywords: addico; cell; concentrations; cyanobacteria; drinking; drinking water; et al; ghana; intake; intracellular; kpong; lo d; l–1; mcs; owabi; reservoir; samples; treatment; water; water treatment; weija
• Chlorination and ozonation differentially reduced the microcystin content and tumour promoting activity of a complex cyanobacterial extract by Sovadinova, Iva; Babica, Pavel; Adamovský, Ondřej; Alpatová, Alla; Tarabara, Volodymyr; Upham, Brad Luther; Bláha, Luděk (2017) - Microcystis species (such as Microcystis aeruginosa) are also among the prominent producers of the most broadly studied cyanobacterial toxins microcystins (MCs) (Bláha et al., 2009). Other (often yet unidenti- fied) compounds produced by complex cyanobacterial blooms can also induce or contribute to different adverse effects (Oberemm et al., 1997; Berry et al., 2009) including tumour promotion (Bláha et al., 2010). Keywords: activation; cells; chlorination; chlorine; communication; concentrations; effects; erk1/2; et al; extract; gap; gjic; inhibition; l–1; mcs; min; non; ozonation; ozone; p38; treatment; tumour; upham; water
• Non-competitive ELISA with broad specificity for microcystins and nodularins by Akter, Sultana; Vehniäinen, Markus; Meriluoto, Jussi; Spoof, Lisa; Lamminmäki, Urpo (2017) - Non-competitive assays rely on direct measurement of antibody binding sites occupied by analyte producing an easy-to-interpret signal which is proportional to analyte concentration. Non-competitive ELISA with broad specificity for microcystins and nodularins Sultana Akter,1* Keywords: assay; detection; elisa; finland; immunoassay; l–1; microcystin; nodularin; non; samples; toxin; water
• Monitoring a newly re-born patient: water quality and cyanotoxin occurrence in a reconstructed shallow Mediterranean lake by Gkelis, Spyros; Panou, Manthos; Chronis, Ioannis; Zervou, Sevasti-Kiriaki; Christophoridis, Christophoros; Manolidi, Korina; Ntislidou, Chrysoula; Triantis, Theodoros M.; Kaloudis, Triantafyllos; Hiskia, Anastasia; Kagalou, Ifigenia; Lazaridou, Maria (2017) - Nevertheless, given the co-occurrence of multiple cyan- otoxins in Lake Karla, documented in our study, and the fish mortalities (Oikonomou et al., 2012) and MCs accu- mulation in fish (Papadimitriou et al., 2013) Concentrations of Total Phos- phorus (TP) in lake water and nitrate (NO3-N), nitrite (NO2- N), ammonia (NH4-N), and soluble reactive phosphorus (SRP) in filtrates were processed and analyzed in situ spec- trophotometrically using AQUA NOVA 60A and MERCK standards. Keywords: biomass; concentrations; cyanobacteria; cyn; et al; fig; gkelis; july; kalamaki; karla; kl1; kl3; lake; lake karla; loq; l–1; n.d; period; phytoplankton; quality; reservoir; samples; water
• Cyanobacterial dynamics and toxins concentrations in Lake Alto Flumendosa, Sardinia, Italy by Stefanelli, Mara; Scardala, Simona; Cabras, Piera Angela; Orrù, Andrea; Vichi, Susanna; Testai, Emanuela; Funari, Enzo; Manganelli, Maura (2017) - Water samples were collected in three sites: (1) Zattere (maximum depth 50 m) at about 10 m from a trout’s float- ing cages farming plant; (2) Middle site in the centre of the lake (maximum depth 25 m), in front of the water off- take site (collecting water also for drinking purposes); and (3) Rio Osiana (maximum depth 7 m) close to the inflow of a small temporary tributary stream (Fig. 1). The extraction procedure was different for water samples and complex matrix as tissues. Keywords: botrys; cell; cyanobacteria; density; et al; fish; health; lake; l–1; mcs; microcystis; naegeliana; planktothrix; population; quota; reservoir; rubescens; samples; species; surface; values; variants; water
• Review of 130 years of research on cyanobacteria in aquatic ecosystems in Serbia presented in a Serbian Cyanobacterial Database by Svirčev, Zorica; Tokodi, Nada; Drobac, Damjana (2017) - Micro- cystin concentrations in fishpond waters. This database encompasses information on 65 aquatic ecosystems, including rivers, lakes, ponds, canals, irrigation reservoirs, reservoirs used for drinking water supply and reservoirs used for other purposes. Keywords: aquae; cyanobacteria; drobac; fish; flos; lake; research; reservoirs; serbia; species; svirčev; water
• Molecular detection of hepatotoxic cyanobacteria in inland water bodies of the Marmara Region, Turkey by Köker, Latife; Akçaalan, Reyhan; Albay, Meriç; Neilan, Brett A. (2017) - Similar to Microcystis both toxic and nontoxic strains can be found in the same population of P. agardhii and P. rubescens (Kurmayer et al., 2004; Akçaalan et al., 2006). Cyanotoxin research has started at the end of 1990s and increased in re- cent years (Albay et al., 2003a,b; Albay et al., 2005; Akçaalan et al., 2006, 2014a, 2014b, 2016) Keywords: aeruginosa; agardhii; akçaalan; bloom; cyanobacteria; et al; küçükçekmece; lake; microcystin; pcr; planktothrix; rubescens; samples; species; strains; turkey; water
• Combining sediment Cladocera remains and geochemistry to reveal the role of a large catchment in driving changes in a small subalpine lake (Lake Ledro, N-Italy) by Milan, Manuela; Bindler, Richard; Tolotti, Monica (2016) - Surface fitting confirmed the strong correlation between Cladocera assemblages and P:Ti, and the relation between Cladocera species and the changes in grain size (Fig. 5d). The presence of Cladocera species preferring turbid waters, such as A. rectangula and C. spahericus supported the hypothesis of low water transparency (Margaritora, 1983), while the presence of B. longirostris during and after this flood confirmed the increased in nutrient con- centrations (Boucherle and Züllig, 1983). Keywords: analysis; changes; cladocera; concentrations; core; depth; et al; fig; flood; lake; lake ledro; ledro; milan; non; sediment; size; species; surface; total; values; water
• Toxic cyanobacteria and cyanotoxins in European waters – recent progress achieved through the CYANOCOST Action and challenges for further research by Meriluoto, Jussi; Blaha, Ludek; Bojadzija, Gorenka; Bormans, Myriam; Brient, Luc; Codd, Geoffrey A.; Drobac, Damjana; Faassen, Elisabeth J.; Fastner, Jutta; Hiskia, Anastasia; Ibelings, Bastiaan W.; Kaloudis, Triantafyllos; Kokocinski, Mikolaj; Kurmayer, Rainer; Pantelić, Dijana; Quesada, Antonio; Salmaso, Nico; Tokodi, Nada; Triantis, Theodoros M.; Visser, Petra M.; Svirčev, Zorica (2017) - Further, in Hungary in 2002 (Kiss et al., 2002), Italy and Spain in 2004 (Manti et al., 2005; Quesada et al., 2006), Finland, France, the Czech Re- public and Poland in 2006 (Spoof et al., 2006; Bláhová et al., 2009; Furey et al., 2003; Gugger et al., 2005; Messineo et al., 2009; Osswald et al., 2009; Ballot et al., 2010; Faassen et al., 2012b; Kobos et al., 2013). Keywords: -co; action; algae; analysis; biosynthesis; blooms; bmaa; codd; control; cyanobacteria; cyanocost; cyanotoxins; cylindrospermopsin; cyn; drinking; effects; environ; et al; europe; european; future; gene; health; ial; information; lakes; management; mcs; meriluoto; methods; mmerc; monitoring; occurrence; production; public; research; serbia; spoof; studies; tools; treatment; water
• Subfossil Cladocera as a powerful tool for paleoecological reconstruction by Tolotti, Monica; Milan, Manuela; Szeroczyńska, Krystyna (2016) - Layout 1 INTRODUCTION Subfossil Cladocera (Crustacea, Branchiopoda) rep- resent one of the most valuable biological proxies pre- served in lake sediments that can be studied for reconstruction purposes (Kohrola and Rautio, 2011). The chitinous parts of their body are well preserved in lake sediments, and the taphonomic taxonomy is well established, thanks to the numerous studies that followed the first pioneer works by Frey (1960). Keywords: changes; cladocera; et al; lake; paleolimnol; remains; sediments; subfossil; szeroczyńska; water
• Foreword to the Themed Issue “Cyanobacteria” by Kaloudis, Triantafyllos; Meriluoto, Jussi; Blaha, Ludek (2017) - Monitoring a newly re-born patient: Water quality and cyanotoxin occurrence in a reconstructed shallow Mediterranean lake by Gkelis, Panou, Chronis, Zervou, Christophoridis, Manolidi, Triantis, Kaloudis, Hiskia, Ka- galou and Lazaridou discusses cyanobacterial abundance and diversity, toxin levels, physico-chemical and ecolog- ical characteristics in the recently reconstructed Lake Karla in Greece, showing immediately occurring prob- lems with cyanobacterial water blooms, toxin production and degradation of ecological status. Cyanobacteria and microcystin contamination in un- treated and treated drinking water in Ghana by Addico, Hardege, Kohoutek, deGraft-Johnson and Babica shows frequent occurrence of cyanobacteria and MCs in non- treated water in treatment plants in Ghana. Keywords: action; cyanobacteria; cyanocost; issue; production; research; water
• Vertical and horizontal distribution of the microcystin producer Planktothrix rubescens (Cyanobacteria) in a small perialpine reservoir by Boscaini, Adriano; Brescancin, Flavia; Cerasino, Leonardo; Fedrigotti, Chiara; Fano, Elisa Anna; Salmaso, Nico (2017) - The total MC distribution in the water column was related to P. rubescens distribution showing maximum values in the metalimnetic layer (highest value: 4.4 µg L–1 recorded in August 2011). P. rubescens is a typical cyanobacterium that is com- monly found in deep oligo-mesotrophic waterbodies. Keywords: blooms; concentrations; cyanobacteria; depth; distribution; et al; fig; filaments; freshwater; lake; lake ledro; layer; ledro; light; l–1; phytoplankton; planktothrix; rubescens; salmaso; species; surface; values; walsby; water
• In memoriam of Peppe Morabito by Manca, Marina M. (2017) - Non -co mmerc ial us e o nly In memory of Peppe Morabito 247 Thackeray SJ, Nõges P, Dunbar MJ, Birger Skjelbred BJD, Morabito G, Carvalho L, Phillips G, Mischke U, Catalan J, de Hoyos C, Laplace C, Austoni M, Padedda BM, Maileht K, Pasztaleniec A, Järvinen M, Lyche Solheim A, Clarke RT, 2013. In memoriam of Peppe Morabito Firenze, April 16, 1964 - Castelletto Ticino, July 12, 2017 Non -co mmerc ial us e o nly M.M. Manca244 contaminant long-distance transport on lake ecosystems. Keywords: hydrobiologia; italy; lago; lakes; limnol; maggiore; morabito; peppe; phytoplankton; research; water
• The heavy metals/trace elements contents of sediments from Owalla Reservoir, Osun State, Southwest Nigeria by Aduwo, Adedeji Idowu; Adeniyi, Israel Funso (2018) - Heavy metal concentrations grouped the stations into five clusters. Therefore, clay and or- ganic matter content are often used to calculate ‘corrected’ background values for trace metal concentrations in soils and sediments (De-Saedeleer et al., 2010). Keywords: arsenic; background; concentrations; contamination; elements; g–1; mean; metals; nigeria; reservoir; sediments; trace; trace elements; values; water
• Present and future of aquatic sciences: The perspective of AIOL scientific community for a priority roadmap over the next five years by Alvisi, Francesca; D'Alelio, Domenico (2018) - Perceived strengths of the scientific knowledge on aquatic science issues and rating of their relative importance. 4. Perceived weaknesses of the scientific knowledge on aquatic science issues and rating of their relative importance. Keywords: aiol; answers; challenges; changes; cluster; community; ecosystems; environments; european; fig; issues; knowledge; management; marine; non; research; resources; results; sciences; society; survey; water
• Diatom diversity in headwaters influenced by permafrost thawing: First evidence from the Central Italian Alps by Rotta, Federica; Cerasino, Leonardo; Occhipinti-Ambrogi, Anna; Rogora, Michela; Seppi, Roberto; Tolotti, Monica (2018) - Water samples for chemical analyses were collected in acid washed high density polyethylene (HDPE) bottles and Tab. Water samples for the analyses of trace metals were filtered in the field through 0.2 μm mesh polycarbonate filters, collected in acidified 100 mL HDPE bottles and immediately preserved adding 100 μL of HNO3 65% (APAT, CNR-IRSA, 2003). Keywords: alpine; alps; assemblages; concentrations; diatom; diversity; et al; european; fed; fig; glacier; headwaters; l–1; n.a; nmds; permafrost; rg2; rg4; rock; samples; streams; sub; tab; taxa; trace; valley; water
• The contrasting evolution of twin volcanic lakes (Monticchio, Mt. Vulture, Italy) inferred from literature records: Literature record of Monticchio lakes by Spicciarelli, Renato; Marchetto, Aldo (2019) - Anthropogenic pressure strongly increased in the 19th cen- tury, when forest surface was reduced because of tree cut- ting for using wood for railroad construction, and agriculture development, using lake water for irrigation. Beside precipitation in the catch- ment, Monticchio lakes, and in particular LP, are also fed by a heterogenous volcanic aquifer, with alternatively high and low permeability structures and several under- ground water divides (Celico and Summa, 2004). Keywords: basilicata; ceccanti; concentration; del; depth; et al; fig; grande; italian; italy; lago; lakes; mirauda; mmgd; monticchio; phytoplankton; piccolo; spicciarelli; studies; vulture; water
• Sediment classification in a Brazilian reservoir: Pros and cons of parametric low frequencies: Parametric echo sounders for sediment classification by Sotiri, Klajdi; Hilgert, Stephan; Fuchs, Stephan (2019) - The fractal dimension was calculated using an R script and the correlation coefficients with physical sediment parameters (r=-0.18 to -0.31 for density and r=-0.08 to 0.02 for % fraction <63µm) did not reveal any high correlating values. Both linear single-beam (Orlowski, 1984; Chivers, 1990; Heald and Pace, 1996; Siwabessy et al., 1999; Anderson et al., 2008) and multi- beam systems (Clarke et al., 1997; Preston et al., 2004) are commonly applied in sediment classification. Keywords: attack; classification; correlation; decay; echo; fig; fraction; frequencies; khz; parameters; parametric; profiles; reservoir; samples; sediment; water
• On the occurrence and distribution of Calanipeda aquaedulcis Kritschagin, 1873 (Copepoda, Calanoida, Pseudodiaptomidae) in Sicily, Italy, with some notes on coexistence and species replacement in calanoid copepods: Calanipeda aquaedulcis in Sicily by Vecchioni, Luca; Marrone, Federico; Naselli-Flores, Luigi (2019) - As a consequence of volume loss, water bodies can experience deep changes in their chemical and physical characteristics; local extinction of taxa and changes in the biological structure of aquatic communities due to species replacements may therefore occur. Even though Gonçalves et al. (2012) reported the co- existence of C. numidicus and C. aquaedulcis in the River Mondego (Portugal), where they could be possibly part of the biological drift, the synchronic co-occurrence of adult stages of C. aquaedulcis and C. numidicus in lentic water bodies is to our knowledge unprecedented. Keywords: aquaedulcis; calanipeda; flores; lake; naselli; sicily; species; water
• Assessment of the physico-chemical properties of Oguta Lake compared to the established values of the Federal Ministry of Environment, Nigeria: Water quality of Lake Oguta, Nigeria by Andong, Felix Atawal; Ezenwaji, Ngozi Evelyn; Melefa, Temitope Dadewura; Hinmikaiye, Funmilayo Faith; Nnadi, Obiechina Vitus; Oluwafemi, Olasoji (2019) - Bacteriological and physiochemical analysis of Oguta Lake water, Imo State Nigeria. Assessment of water quality parameters of lower Lake, Bhopal. Keywords: chemical; lake; l–1; nigeria; oguta; parameters; quality; standard; water
• Long-term studies for evaluating the impacts of natural and anthropic stressors on limnological features and the ecosystem quality of Lake Iseo: Responses to local and global stressors in Lake Iseo by Leoni, Barbara; Spreafico, Morena; Patelli, Martina; Soler, Valentina; Garibaldi, Letizia; Nava, Veronica (2019) - The lake is characterized by a high ratio between watershed area and lake surface (28.46); this feature, along with the mean annual precipitation value, which is about 900 mm y–1, strongly influences the characteristics of Lake Iseo, par- For an important system like the one of Lake Iseo, which provides many fundamental ecosystem services, continuous monitoring and reliable data to understand and predict physical, chemical, and bi- ological evolution are crucial for social-welfare and man- agement purposes. Keywords: changes; data; effects; et al; garibaldi; increase; iseo; lake; lake iseo; layers; leoni; l–1; mixing; phosphorus; phytoplankton; salmaso; sampling; studies; temperature; water; winter
• Implementation of the EU ecological flow policy in Italy with a focus on Sardinia by Moccia, Davide; Salvadori, Luca; Ferrari, Simone; Carucci, Alessandra; Pusceddu, Antonio (2020) - List of e-flow approaches and methodologies in different countries and contexts. The ecological flow (e-flow) is commonly intended as the quantity, timing, duration, frequency and quality of water flows required to sustain freshwater, estuarine and near shore ecosys- tems and the human livelihoods and well being. Keywords: application; approach; assessment; basin; change; climate; et al; european; flow; habitat; hydraulic; hydrological; implementation; italian; italy; management; methods; models; river; sardinia; scale; species; territory; tharme; water
• First detection of the bloom forming Unruhdinium penardii (Dinophyceae) in a Mediterranean reservoir: insights on its ecology, morphology and genetics: Unruhdinium penardii in a Mediterranean reservoir by Satta, Cecilia Teodora; Reñé, Albert ; Padedda, Bachisio Mario; Pulina, Silvia; Lai, Giuseppina Grazia; Soru, Oriana; Buscarinu, Paola; Virdis, Tomasa; Marceddu, Salvatore; Lugliè, Antonella (2021) - All Unruhdinium species except U. jiulongensis (Gu) Gottschling and U. armebeense (Ten-Hage, K.P. Da, Couté) Moestrup et Calado, were reported as high biomass bloom formers in various lakes and reservoirs worldwide (Rodriguez et al., 1999; Liu et al., 2008; Takano et al., 2008; Zhang et al., 2011; Zhang et al., 2014), including some Italian alpine lakes (Hansen and Flaim, 2007). These new data derived from the description of new species (Zhang et al., 2014; You et al., 2015) and from insights on known species (Takano et al., 2008; Zhang et al., 2011) underlining the growing interest and study effort on freshwater dinoflagellates belonging to the Kryptoperidiniaceae family. Keywords: cedrino; cells; data; depth; endosymbiont; et al; fig; lake; mediterranean; penardii; peridiniopsis; plate; presence; rdna; reservoir; samples; sequences; species; ssu; study; unruhdinium; water

• Distribution, abundance, and health indicators of the critically endangered coral species Acropora cervicornis in Los Roques National Park, 2014 by Martinez, Stephanie J.; Cavada-Blanco, Francoise; Cappelletto, Jose; Agudo-Adriani, Esteban; Aldo, Croquer (2021) - To test whether changes in the community structure as- sociated with Acropora cervicornis patches and prevalence of WBD varied across locations and sites, two-way Analy- sis of Variance based on Permutations (PERMANOVA) were done using the vegan package (Anderson 2005; Ok- sanen et al. 2019). Average cover of biotic benthic community groups and abiotic substrates associated to Acropora cervicornis patches per lo- cation, and geographic sectors. Keywords: acropora; acropora cervicornis; aronson; caribbean; cervicornis; coral; cover; disease; distribution; et al; figure; los; mpa; palmata; patches; populations; reefs; roques; sites; species; status
• Geographical, environmental, and biotic constraints define the spatial distribution of Diaphanosoma species (Cladocera) by Nascimento, Jaielle R.; Braghin, Louizi S.M.; Cabral, Camila R.; Caliman, Adriano; Simões, Nadson R. (2023) - BIOMOD Non -co mmerc ial us e o nly Geographical, environmental, and biotic constraints define the spatial distribution of Diaphanosoma species (Cladocera) 9 - A platform for ensemble forecasting of species distributions. Predicting species distributions from small numbers of occurrence records: A test case using cryptic geckos in Madagascar. Keywords: brazil; cladocera; conditions; diaphanosoma; diaphanosoma species; distribution; et al; fluviatile; occurrence; species; spinulosum; temperature; zooplankton
• A century of research on micro-organisms from the inland waters of the largest Mediterranean island by Marrone, Federico; Naselli-Flores, Luigi (2022) - More than one century has passed since the first stud- ies on micro-organisms inhabiting Sicilian inland waters, and our knowledge of their diversity and distribution has greatly increased. However, from a geographical point of view, Sicily is part of the southern European border, and an important bio- geographical crossroad between subtropical and temper- ate areas, and the Eastern and Western part of the Mediterranean Basin; accordingly, the biological study of Sicilian inland waters might allow to better understand the dispersal and distribution patterns of several Mediter- ranean species (e.g., Marrone et al., 2009). Keywords: barone; barone r; century; del; distribution; et al; flores; flores l; freshwater; hydrobiologia; inland; italy; lake; limnology; marrone; marrone f; mediterranean; micro; naselli; new; organisms; phytoplankton; reservoirs; sicilian; sicily; species; studies; waters
• Linking ecosystems, habitats, and biodiversity: from the grand picture to the tiny details, and back by Boero, Ferdinando (2022) - European reg- ister of marine species: a check-list of the marine species in Europe and a bibliography of guides to their identification. Boero et al. (2008) answered this question for gelatinous plankton and especially jelly- fish. Keywords: biodiversity; boero; boero f; ecology; ecosystem; figure; functioning; habitats; life; marine; plankton; sea; species
• Macrobenthos of lagoon ecosystems: a comparison in vegetated and bare sediments by Magni, Paolo; Gravina, Maria Flavia (2023) - Tagliapietra et al., 2016), including the extent of algae and plant cover providing important food sources, especially in spring, for many benthic species (Magni et al., 2008b; Como et al., 2012; Zheng et al., 2020). Moving away from the meadow to the bare sediment, the temporal fluctuations of the community structure become wider and the assemblages reduce their resistance and resilience, due to worsening or changing environmental conditions, such as increased sediment organic enrichment (Magni et al., 2015; Leopardas et al., 2016) or reduced structural complexity of the habitat (Bachelet et al., 2000; Leopardas et al., 2014), respectively. Keywords: abundance; areas; assemblages; barnes; biodiversity; cym; et al; italy; lagoon; magni; mar; mix; seagrass; sediments; species; unv
• Seasonal variation in the diversity of Holoplankton and Meroplankton in relation with primary productivity and physicochemical parameters in the nearshore regions of the Visakhapatnam Coast, India by Sahoo, Ishita; Kondamudi, Ramesh Babu; Tatiparthi, Srinivas; Siddela, Deepu Visweswar; P., Rama Chandra Ganesh (2025) - This phenomenon can occur because most zooplankton vary seasonally in abundance due to their life-history strategies and environmental preferences (Klais et al., 2016). Nearshore regions are transitional zone between the coast and the open ocean contributing to its varying physicochemi- cal properties (Munk et al., 2003). Keywords: analysis; diversity; factors; figure; holoplankton; larvae; marine; meroplankton; monsoon; pre; productivity; salinity; season; species; stations
• Species diversity and distribution of dwarf crocodile (Osteolaemus tetraspis) in bushmeat markets in Benin metropolis, Edo State, Nigeria by Ogorode, Israel; Numbere, Aroloye O.; Adams, E. Abiodun; Vincent-Akpu , Ijeoma F.; Babatunde, Bolaji B.; Sikoki, Francis (2025) - The study also investigated the uses of crocodile species. Preservation methods for crocodile species, espe- cially those in a near-death state, were discussed, revealing that traders typically roast or smoke the meat. Keywords: benin; bushmeat; city; conservation; crocodile; diversity; dwarf; ekiuwa; et al; evenness; index; journal; markets; nigeria; species; state; traders; ugbighokogho; values
• A review on the animal xenodiversity in Sicilian inland waters (Italy) by Marrone, Federico; Naselli-Flores, Luigi (2015) - I S 19, 22 Mammalia Rodentia Myocastoridae Myocastor coypus Molina, 1872 A South America I E 17, 19, 21 Muridae Rattus norvegicus Berkenhout, 1769 P Asia U E 10, 13, 17, 19, 21 A, Allochthonous; P, parautochthonous; I, intentional; U, unintentional; E, established; S, sporadic; n.a., not available or not applicable; *its pa- rautochthony considered dubious by Gherardi et al. (2008, and references therein); §no sound information on the identity of the pikes introduced in Sicily is available (see text); 1, Consoli, 1928; 2, Faranda et al., 1977; 3, Tigano, 1983; 4, Tigano and Ferrito, 1986; 5, Lo Valvo et al., 1993; 6, Ferrito and Tigano, 1995; 7, Tigano and Ferrito, 1996; 8, Russo et al., 1997; 9, Veronesi et al., 1997; 10, Sarà, 1998; 11, Lenk et al., 1999; 12, Russo et al., 1999; 13, Scalera, 2001; 14, Lillo et al., 2005; 15, Duchi, 2006a; 16, Duchi, 2006b; 17, Ruffo and Stoch, 2006; 18, Nocita and Zerunian, 2007; 19, AA.VV., 2008; 20, Faraone et al., 2008; 21, Gherardi et al., 2008; 22, Termine et al., 2008; 23, Lillo et al., 2011; 24, Lillo et al., 2013; 25, Bianco, 2014; 26, Duchi, 2014a; 27, Duchi, 2014b; 28, Duchi, 2014c; 29, Duchi and Miceli, 2014; 30, Vamberger et al., 2015. Non -co mmerc ial us e o nly 9 F. Marrone and L. Naselli-Flores al., 2014a); however, some information on the potential negative role of the red swamp crayfish (P. clarkii) in Si- cilian ecosystems as a vector for toxins and heavy metals is available (Naselli-Flores et al., 2007; Bellante et al., 2015), as well as sound evidences on the threats exerted by the African clawed frogs on native amphibians (Faraone et al., 2008; Lillo et al., 2011) (Tab. 4). Keywords: america; data; duchi; et al; flores; gherardi; information; inland; invasions; italy; marrone; nis; non; north; presence; sicilian; sicily; species; taxa; taxon; waters
• The toxic benthic dinoflagellates of the genus Ostreopsis in temperate areas: a review by Accoroni, Stefano; Totti, Cecilia (2016) - ovata (Nakajima et al., 1981; Yasumoto et al., 1987; Holmes et al., 1988; Mercado et al., 1994; Meunier et al., 1997; Lenoir et al., 2004; Ciminiello et al., 2006; Scalco et al., 2012; Uchida et al., 2013; Brissard et al., 2015; García-Altares et al., 2015). Guerrini et al., 2010; Accoroni et al., 2012b). Keywords: abundances; accoroni et; adriatic; algae; areas; blooms; cell; ciminiello; conditions; dinoflagellates; dinophyceae; effects; et al; growth; light; mar; marine; mediterranean; new; o. cf; ostreopsis; ostreopsis cf; ostreopsis ovata; ovata; palytoxin; penna; salinity; sea; siamensis; species; temperature; totti; totti et; vila et; waters
• Exploring the world of micro sculptures - subfossil Cladocera remains under the SEM by Zawiska, Izabela; Zawisza, Edyta; Wojewódka, Marta; Sinev, Artem Y. (2016) - This procedure is based on the concept developed for the remains of living species (Sinev et al., 2005; Van Damme and Dumont, Non co mmerc ial us e o nly Exploring the world of micro sculptures - subfossil Cladocera remains under the SEM 179 Fig. Cladocera remains were pick out using a pipette (in the drop of water) under the dissecting microscope and directly put on the SEM microscope stubs covered with a carbon adhesive tape. Keywords: cladocera; et al; fig; images; lake; magnification; remains; sediment; sem; species; subfossil
• A comparative study of the metabolic profiles of common nuisance cyanobacteria in southern perialpine lakes by Cerasino, Leonardo; Capelli, Camilla; Salmaso, Nico (2017) - Osswald et al., 2009; Salmaso et al., 2015; 2016; Shams et al., 2015), whereas M. aeruginosa and P. rubescens were mainly re- ported as MC producers (Metcalf and Codd, 2012), and D. lemmermannii as MCs and anatoxin-a(S) producer (Sivonen et al., 1992; Onodera et al., 1997). flos-aquae and T. bourrellyi were reported as ATX producers (Sivonen et al., 1989; Keywords: aeruginosa; analysis; bourrellyi; compounds; cyanobacteria; et al; lakes; mass; metabolic; metabolites; rubescens; species; strains; toxins
• Biological complexity behind plankton system functioning: Synthesis and perspectives from a marine Long Term Ecological Research by D'Alelio, Domenico (2017) - Among unicellular plankton, diatoms show highly organized life cycles, with a biological clock that regulates the emergence of sex and periodical recruitment of sexual generations (Montresor et al., 2016). For instance: plankton individual-sizes span three orders of magnitude (Boyce et al., 2015); morpho- logical characteristics, like surface-to-volume ratio, are extremely variable even within a single aquatic system (Morabito et al., 2007); coloniality is wide-spread among distantly related phyla (e.g., from diatoms to pelagic tu- nicates; Bone and others, 1998; Seckbach and Kociolek, 2011); mixotrophy, or the contemporary presence of het- erotrophic and autotrophic metabolism within the same organism, is common in planktonic protists (Stoecker et al., 2017); several intersecting trophic interactions may establish among plankters (D’Alelio et al., 2016b); and, ultimately, the overall diversity hardly fits into few func- tional groups (Hofmann, 2010; Keywords: biological; coastal; community; diversity; dynamics; d’alelio; d’alelio et; et al; evolution; food; functioning; interactions; life; lter; montresor; phytoplankton; plankton; population; processes; species; system
• Biodiversity ecosystem functioning research in freshwater phytoplankton: A comprehensive review of trait-based studies by Venail, Patrick (2017) - The former includes four studies in which both trait-based diversity and ecosystem functioning data were obtained from natural conditions (Vogt et al., 2010; Pälffy et al., 2013; Santos et al., 2014; Fontana et al., 2017). Reference Type of study Main conclusion Vogt et al., 2010 Field Trait-based diversity was positively associated with total community biovolume Pälffy et al., 2013 Field Significant negative correlations between total biomass, functional group diversity and functional group evenness Santos et al., 2014 Field A positive relation between productivity and diversity, except for functional evenness for which the relation was negative Fontana et al., 2017 Field Trait evenness exhibited a robust negative relationship with biomass Shurin et al., 2014 Laboratory Biomass yield exceeded the component monocultures in polycultures consisting of species with highly divergent traits Steudel et al., 2016 Laboratory Functional diversity was positively correlated with biomass overyield BEF, biodiversity and ecosystem functioning. Keywords: bef; biodiversity; biomass; diversity; ecosystem; et al; freshwater; functioning; metrics; phytoplankton; species; studies; total; trait
• Using benthic diatoms for estimating lake ecological quality: Comparing different taxonomic resolution by Marchetto, Aldo; Sforzi, Tommaso (2018) - The development of specific indices for the evaluation of lake ecological quality (Rott, 1999; Schaumburg et al., 2004; Flemish Environment Agency, 2009; Bennion et al., 2014) is more recent. Using benthic diatoms for estimating lake ecological quality: Comparing different taxonomic resolution Aldo Marchetto,* Tommaso Sforzi CNR-ISE Institute of Ecosystems Study, Largo Tonolli 50, 28922 Verbania Pallanza, VB, Italy *Corresponding author: a.marchetto@ise.cnr.it ABSTRACT The Water Framework Directive asks to all Member States of the European Union to classify the ecological quality of significant waterbodies on the basis of the biological communities they host. Keywords: diatom; epi; european; genera; index; indices; lakes; marchetto; quality; resolution; species
• Unraveling the complexity of Corbicula clams invasion in Lake Garda (Italy) by Lopez-Soriano, Joaquin; Quiñonero-Salgado, Sergio; Cappelletti, Cristina; Faccenda, Filippo; Ciutti, Francesca (2018) - Indeed, our results confirm the predictions made by Reyna et al. (2018), based on bioclimatic models and known distribution ranges of Corbicula species, who postulated that C. largillierti could potentially expand its invasive range to different countries in Europe, with likely sympatric occurrence in some places with C. fluminea and C. fluminalis. DISCUSSION With the new observation of C. leana and C. largillierti reported in this paper, Lake Garda Corbicula populations include at least four species, instead of the two previously cited (C. fluminea and C. fluminalis). Keywords: corbicula; fluminalis; fluminea; garda; lake; largillierti; leana; populations; spain; species
• The influence of habitat complexity on fish assemblages associated with extractive platforms in the central Mediterranean Sea by Consoli, Pierpaolo; Mangano, Maria Cristina; Sarà, Gianluca; Romeo, Teresa; Andaloro, Franco (2018) - Does increased habitat complexity reduce predation and competition in coral reef fish assemblages? Oikos 106:275-284. Vertical artificial structures as an alternative habitat for coral reef fishes in disturbed environments. Keywords: assemblages; complexity; et al; fish; gas; habitat; legs; mar; mediterranean; platforms; reef; scale; sci; sea; species; structures
• Comparing community response indices in aquatic food web models: Aquatic food web models by Móréh, Ágnes; Jordán, Ferenc (2019) - Since the investigation of extinctions was out of our purposes, we looked for networks where all groups coexist during the whole ARTICLE Comparing community response indices in aquatic food web models Ágnes Móréh,1,2 Ferenc Jordán1,2,3* 1Balaton Limnological Institute, Centre for Ecological Research, Tihany, Hungary; 2Evolutionary Systems Research Group, Centre for Ecological Research, Tihany, Hungary; 3Stazione Zoologica Anton Dohrn, Naples, Italy ABSTRACT Aquatic ecosystems face several major challenges from the introduction and invasion of species, to overfishing. It means that using sign always underestimates the strength of perturbation effects because of the changes with opposite sign cancelling each other out. Keywords: biomass; effects; food; indices; self; sign; species; values
• Isolation and identification of halophilic and halotolerant bacteria from the sediments of the Qeshm Island mangrove forest: Phylogeny of bacterial community of mangrove forest sediments by Javid, Pegah; Zadabbas Shahabadi, Hassan; Amirkhani, Homeyra; Amrollahi, Narges; Ranjbar, Mohammad Sharif (2020) - Layout 1 INTRODUCTION Mangrove forests are located in intertidal and transitional zones between aquatic and terrestrial environments (Lee et al., 2006) with special ecological conditions (Thu and Populus, 2007) and occur in up to 70% of tropical and subtropical coastlines worldwide. They are important for their ecological values, highly production (Ghosh et al., 2010), economic activities - such as fisheries and aquaculture - and biogeochemical cycles (Thu and Populus, 2007; Keywords: bacillus; bacteria; bootstrap; clade; et al; genus; gram; growth; halophilic; identity; licheniformis; mangrove; nacl; planococcus; salinity; sediments; species; strains
• Specificity of diatom communities attached on the carapace of the European pond turtle (Emys orbicularis) by Roubeix, Vincent; Attia, Lucie; Chavaux, Rémy; Very, Frank; Olivier, Anthony; Ector, Luc; Vassal, Véronique (2021) - However, turtle carapace communities differed in epilithic and epiphytic communities in only the two most inland sites (Sav and Ver) (Fig. 3). DISCUSSION Epizoic diatoms were present on the carapace of Emys orbicularis, as previously observed on other freshwater (Donato et al., 2018) and marine (Robinson et al., 2016) turtle species. Keywords: analysis; carapace; communities; diatom; doi; emys; et al; european; orbicularis; pond; samples; sites; species; study; substrates; turtle
• Exploring relationships between the distribution of giant red shrimp Aristaeomorpha foliacea (Risso, 1827) and environmental factors in the Central-Western Mediterranean Sea: Relationships between distribution of giant red shrimp and environmental factors by Podda, Cinzia; Palmas, Francesco; Cabiddu, Serenella; Pesci, Paola; Sabatini, Andrea (2020) - ABSTRACT Mediterranean giant red shrimp Aristaeomorpha foliacea (Risso, 1827) is one of the dominant species in deep-sea megafaunal assemblages, plays a key role in deep-sea communities and it is considered one of the most important targets of deep-water trawl fishing. The species is exploited on muddy bottoms, mainly at depths of 400-800 m, using traditional trawl nets (Ragonese et al., 2002; Sbrana et al., 2003; Sabatini et al., 2011; Sala et al., 2015). Keywords: antennatus; area; aristaeomorpha; aristeus; distribution; et al; foliacea; giant; mar; mediterranean; red; sabatini; sea; shrimp; species; western
• Molecular data attest to the occurrence of autochthonous Daphnia pulex (Crustacea, Branchiopoda) populations in Sicily, Italy by Vecchioni, Luca; Arculeo, Marco; Marrone, Federico (2021) - All the sampled populations proved to belong to the au- tochthonous European lineage of the species, in accor- dance with their previously hypothesised native and relictual status (Marrone et al., 2009; Marrone and Vec- chioni, 2020). Within the species belonging to the genus Daphnia s.s. occurring in Italy, two are allochthonous taxa of Nearctic origin, i.e., D. ambigua Scourfield, 1947 and D. parvula Fordyce, 1901 (Margaritora, 1985; Riccardi et al., 2004). Keywords: daphnia; et al; italy; marková; marrone; napx; non; populations; pulex; sicilian; sicily; species
• Diet and isotopic metrics of predatory and prey fish in two estuaries with different degrees of anthropogenic disturbances: the case study of Wami and Pangani rivers in Tanzania by John Lyasenga, Theresia; Mwijage, Alistidia Paul; Shilla, Dativa Joseph; Marco Mahugija, John Andrew; Gaspare, Lydia; Shilla, Daniel Abel; Laurent Mfilinge, Prosper (2021) - Even the pairwise PERMANOVA tests indicated spatial intra-specific diet variations of each of the three pairs of predatory fish species caught from Wami and Pangani estuaries (t≥1.88; p≤0.05; Table 3). Two-way PERMANOVA of diet composition in predatory fish species of Arius africanus, Epinephelus coioides, Pomadasys argenteus and Sillago sihama from Wami and Pangani estuaries. Keywords: africanus; argenteus; coioides; diet; estuaries; estuarine; estuary; et al; figure; fish; fish species; food; niche; pangani; pangani estuary; predatory; sihama; species; table; wami; wami estuary
• Biology, ecology and management perspectives of overexploited deposit-feeders sea cucumbers, with focus on Holothuria tubulosa (Gmelin, 1788) by Pasquini, Viviana; Giglioli, Ambra Angelica ; Pusceddu, Antonio; Addis, Pierantonio (2021) - Sea cucumbers, marine invertebrates belonging to the Echinodermata Phylum, include more than 1500 species (Horton et al., 2018) and, mainly being deposit feeders, represent a good example of low trophic level organisms. The presence of high-value nutrients such as Vitamin A, Vitamin B1 (thiamine), Vitamin B2 (riboflavin), Vita- min B3 (niacin), and minerals (i.e., calcium, magnesium, iron and zinc) indicate that sea cucumbers are suitable tonic and restorative products, also rich in crude proteins (range 41-63%) (Wen et al., 2010, Bordbar et al., 2011). Keywords: aquaculture; biol; biology; cucumbers; deposit; et al; fao; feeding; fisheries; holothuria; japonicus; management; mar; marine; mediterranean; mercier; new; population; purcell; res; scabra; sci; sea; sea cucumbers; sediment; slater; species; tubulosa; uthicke
• Hard times for catadromous fish: the case of the European eel Anguilla anguilla (L. 1758) by Podda, Cinzia; Sabatini, Andrea; Palmas, Francesco; Pusceddu, Antonio (2021) - Some studies provided evidence that thyroid hor- mones are involved in glass eel migration (Edeline et al., 2004; 2005). Fluctuation of glass eel migration in the Mondego estuary (Portugal) in 1988 and 1989. Keywords: -co; anguilla anguilla; atlantic; biol; conservation; cycle; dams; dekker; ecol; eel anguilla; eels; et al; european; european eel; feunteun; fish; fisheries; fishes; freshwater; glass; glass eels; growth; habitat; ial; ices; juvenile; life; mar; migration; migratory; miller; mmerc; non; patterns; pedersen; recruitment; restocking; river; sci; sea; silver; spawning; species; studies; tsukamoto; waters

• Spatial-temporal study of cluster 5 picocyanobacteria and exopolymeric microgels in Lake Maggiore by Callieri, Cristiana; Sabatino, Raffaella; Di Cesare, Andrea; Bertoni, Roberto (2022) - Statistical analyses Statistical analyses were carried out to: 1) assess which biotic (Pcy-5 abundance, Chl-a concentration) and abiotic (TOC concentration, depth, temperature, and season) vari- ables can affect TEP concentration during the sampling years (2015-2021); 2) deepen our understanding of the role of Pcy-5 in the production of TEP in a natural environment. In par- ticular, in 2019 high concentrations were also measured in the deep layers, where usually TEP concentrations are very low. Keywords: callieri; chl; concentration; et al; figure; lake; maggiore; particles; pcy-5; picocyanobacteria; study; synechococcus; tep; toc
• Mesotrophy is not enough: re-assessing phosphorus objectives for the restoration of a deep Alpine lake (Lake Lugano, Switzerland and Italy) by Lepori, Fabio; Lucchini, Bianca; Capelli, Camilla; Rotta, Federica (2022) - For these reasons, we suggest that global P- CHL models, in their current form, provide an unreliable approach for setting lake restoration goals. A test of a simple nutrient budget model predicting the phosphorus concentration in lake water. Keywords: ahod; basin; concentrations; hypolimnetic; lake; model; m–2; m–3; north; oxygen; phosphorus; restoration; south; values
• Recent spread of Raphidiopsis raciborskii in the lake district south of the Alps by Austoni, Martina; Boscaini, Adriano; Buzzi, Fabio; Cerasino, Leonardo; Franzini, Giorgio; Giacomazzi, Federica; Marchesi, Manuela; Zampieri, Chiara; Salmaso, Nico (2025) - Based on mor- phological and 16S rRNA gene comparisons, Moustaka-Gouni et al. (2009) suggested that Raphidiopsis mediterranea Skuja represented a non-heterocytous life-cycle stage of C. raciborskii. Exclusive STX producers have been identified in South America (González-Madina et al., 2022). Keywords: cell; cyanobacteria; cylindrospermopsis; et al; italy; lake; northern; raciborskii; raphidiopsis; superiore
• Prediction of lake surface temperature using the air2water model: guidelines, challenges, and future perspectives by Piccolroaz, Sebastiano (2016) - In addition, model calibration can be performed using Simple Random Sampling or the Latin Hypercube Sampling technique (McKay et al., 1979) besides the PSO, which are computationally more expensive but ex- plore more uniformly the space of parameters, allowing for conducting sensitivity analyses of model parameters. In this work, the possible user of the air2water model is provided with all the fundamental information for a proper use of the model: from the initial definition of ap- propriate a priori range of variations of model parameters to an effective post-processing analysis of results, passing through a sensitivity analysis about the influence of miss- ing data on model performance. Keywords: air2water; air2water model; calibration; case; data; fig; heat; lake; lst; model; model parameters; parameters; performance; period; surface; temperature; time; version
• Variations of indicative dates of ice regime on Lake Onego based on ground air temperature: Ice regime on Lake Onego by Baklagin, Vyacheslav N. (2019) - Furthermore, a ±1°C fluctu- ation of average air temperature leads to a ±4-6 days shift of the freeze-up dates and a ±3-4 days shift of the break-up dates (Efremova et al., 2013). ARTICLE Variations of indicative dates of ice regime on Lake Onego based on ground air temperature Vyacheslav N. Baklagin Northern Water Problems Institute, Karelian Research Centre, Russian Academy of Sciences, Aleksander Nevsky st. 50, 185030 Petrozavodsk, Republic of Karelia, Russia ABSTRACT The paper shows the changes in the dates (complete freeze-up, ±5 days/°C and complete ice clearance, ±3 days/°C) of the ice regime in Lake Onego depending on changes in average air temperature within the preceding two-month periods (autumn and spring). Keywords: air; ice; ice regime; lake; lake onego; onego; period; regime; temperature
• Remembering Alvise Vittori (Riva del Garda 1932 – Trento 2018) by Flaim, Giovanna; Ciutti, Francesca (2019) - Layout 1 Dr. Alvise Vittori was a well-known Italian ichthyologist, limnologist and all-round ecologist. SELECTED PUBLICATIONS Bovo G, Vittori A, Barrucchelli G, 1986. Keywords: alvise; esp; italian; lake; ric; vittori
• Exploring archaeal and bacterial diversity and co-occurrence in Lake Geneva: Lake microbial statistical interactions by Ezzeline, Jade A.; Desdevises, Yves; Jacquet, Stéphan (2020) - The primers, namely for- ward primer 515F (GTGYCAGCMGCCGCGGTA) (Wang and Qian, 2009) and reverse primer 909R (CCC- CGYCAATTCMTTTRAGT) (Wang et al., 2018) had tags attached to them. Woe- searchaeota are widely spread in diverse environments and (Liu et al., 2018) reported a syntrophic relationship between Woesearchaeota and other methanogenic ar- chaea. Keywords: analysis; archaeal; bacteria; chloroflexi; community; depth; diversity; dna; et al; fig; lake; microbiol; nitrososphaeria; number; occurrence; otu; otus; phylum; samples; sequences; total
• Voices from the water: experience, knowledge, and emotions in long-term ecological research (LTER Italy) by Pugnetti, Alessandra (2020) - The second seminal paper was written by Peters (2010) and made me understand and appreciate the value of LTER sites, by bringing together their role along three different dimensions and ecological strategies: the long (long-term studies), the deep (short-term, pattern- process studies for deep understanding) and the broad (ob- servation networks of sites for broad-scale patterns). To this respect, Zilioli et al. (2019) tested the level of maturity of LTER-Italy at contributing to the EBVs’ framework by i) investigating how many and which cat- egories of LTER sites currently provide datasets suitable for measuring the two EBVs “Species Distribution” and “Species Abundance”; and ii) mining the information which is structured and publicly shared by site managers through DEIMS-SDR. Keywords: cammini; change; data; deep; ecology; ecosystems; et al; italian; italy; knowledge; lake; lter; non; paper; plankton; research; science; sites; studies; term; voices

• Remote sensing of sea surface salinity: A bibliometric analysis by Zanon, Flavia; Cesarano, Cinzia; Cotroneo, Yuri; Fusco, Giannetta; Budillon, Giorgio; Aulicino, Giuseppe (2022) - An interesting summary of useful recommendations for salinity remote sensing for the next decade has been pro- vided by Vinogradova et al. (2019) (see Table 1). The use of the string << “sea surface salin- ity” AND (satellite OR “remot* sens*”) >> proved to be the most inclusive for the literature concerning the study of satellite salinity. Keywords: analysis; authors; countries; et al; figure; network; ocean; publications; research; salinity; satellite; scopus; sea; sensing; sss; study; surface
• Deep-sea benthic ecosystems waste nothing and recycle everything, even viruses by Corinaldesi, Cinzia (2022) - Quantitative relevance of viral decay rates in deep-sea sediments Pioneer studies in aquatic ecosystems have supposed that viral production is balanced by viral decay based on the assumption that viral dynamics are in a steady-state condition (Thingstad, 2000; Wommack and Colwell, 2000). Factors influencing viral decay rates While viral production depends on the abundance, metabolic activity, and burst size (i.e., number of viruses released per infected cell) of prokaryotic hosts (Glud and Middelboe, 2004; Parada et al., 2007), viral decay is in- fluenced by a complex interaction of physical, chemical and biological variables (Danovaro et al., 2008a). Keywords: corinaldesi; danovaro; decay; et al; sea; viruses
• Major contribution of prokaryotes to carbon fluxes in the pelagic microbial food webs of the Mediterranean Sea by Zoccarato, Luca; Malusà, Anna; Fonda Umani, Serena (2016) - The higher biomasses here might be correlated with the role of cir- culation and/or nutrient input from the upper euphotic lay- ers, which enhanced heterotrophic prokaryote production (Hansell and Ducklow, 2003). In the mesopelagic and bathypelagic layers, only nanoplankton predation on heterotrophic prokaryotes was investigated. Keywords: biomass; carbon; conditions; dilution; et al; experiments; food; grazing; ingestion; l–1; mediterranean; microphytoplankton; microzooplankton; nanoplankton; prey; production; prokaryotes; rates; sea; surface
• Flux and fate of river-discharged sediments to the Adriatic Sea by Milliman, John D.; Bonaldo, Davide; Carniel, Sandro (2016) - Geochemical data confirm that Albanian river sediment extends well into the southern and central Adriatic Sea. River sediment flux and fate in the Adriatic Sea 113 contrast, because of periodic hyperpycnal discharge and counter-clockwise circulation, Albanian river sediments are transported northward into the central parts of the Adriatic Sea. Keywords: adriatic; basin; discharge; fig; milliman; rivers; sea; sediment; yr–1
• Next generation sequencing reveals distinct fecal pollution signatures in aquatic sediments across gradients of anthropogenic influence by Luna, Gian Marco; Quero, Grazia Marina; Perini, Laura (2016) - Vandewalle et al. (2012) reported that only a small fraction of OTUs in sewage matched sequences from human fecal samples, and suggested that these sewage-associated taxa, that thrive within the sewer system, may serve as useful ad- juncts to fecal indicators for tracking sewage pollution in surface waters. Spatial patterns of fecal indicators in the two areas In the PRP area, the fecal contamination in stations lo- cated closer to the coast (stations 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8 and 10; average relative abundance 2.0%) was two-fold higher that in offshore stations (2, 7, 9 and 11; average 0.99%). Keywords: area; bacteria; contamination; et al; human; indicators; lagoon; number; otus; pollution; prp; sea; sediments; sewage; stations
• Plankton food for benthic fish: de visu evidence of trophic interaction between rainbow wrasse (Coris julis) and pelagic tunicates (Pegea confoederata) by D'Alelio, Domenico; Luongo, Gabriella; Di Capua, Iole (2017) - We present and describe pho- tographic frames documenting the above-mentioned trophic relation, we discuss plankton-benthos coupling in light of the existence of trophic routes connecting pelagic tunicates and benthic fish and we eventually analyse con- ceptually some possible perturbations to this route in- duced by global change. Plankton food for benthic fish: de visu evidence of trophic interaction between rainbow wrasse (Coris julis) and pelagic tunicates (Pegea confoederata) Keywords: benthos; colony; et al; fish; food; julis; mediterranean; plankton; salp; sea
• Surfing and dining on the “plastisphere”: Microbial life on plastic marine debris by Quero, Grazia Marina; Luna, Gian Marco (2017) - Here we review the knowledge on the microbial biodiversity and degradation mechanisms of marine plastic debris, and present data, based on metagenomic analyses, on the distribution patterns of genes potentially involved in microbially-mediated plastic degradation in coastal locations across the global ocean. Micro- bial hitchhikers on marine plastic debris: human exposure risks at bathing waters and beach environments. Keywords: bacteria; biodegradation; bull; communities; debris; degradation; environment; et al; genes; marine; microbes; microplastics; ocean; plastic; review; sci; sea; studies; zettler
• Fluxes of particulate matter, carbonates, organic carbon and nitrogen in the northern Adriatic continental shelf: A synthesis overview by Giani, Michele; Miquel, Juan Carlos; De Lazzari, Amelia; Boldrin, Alfredo (2018) - Puškaric et al., 1992; Miquel et al., 1999; Giani et al., 2001; Turchetto et al., 2002), but here they have been reconsidered, re-elaborated and further discussed. In the last decade, a shift toward a general oligotrophication of the NAd has been reported (Mozetič et al., 2010; Giani et al., 2012; Colella et al., 2016) along with an increasing trend of water acidification (Luchetta et al., 2010). Keywords: adriatic; adriatic sea; boldrin; carbon; carbonates; data; et al; fluxes; giani; matter; nad; nitrogen; northern; particulate; production; river; sea; sediment; settling; shelf; sites; traps; western
• Small-scale distribution of metazoan meiofauna and sedimentary organic matter in subtidal sandy sediments (Mediterranean Sea): Small-scale distribution of coastal meiofaunal assemblages and sedimentary organic matter by Moccia, Davide; Cau, Alessandro; Meloni, Maria Carmela; Pusceddu, Antonio (2019) - However, while the scales of spatial variability for macrobenthos are well known, those of meiofauna and prokaryotes are still mat- ter of debate (Danovaro et al., 2001; Fontaneto and Hor- tal, 2012; Moens et al., 2013; Pusceddu et al., 2014; Prat et al., 2015). This latter hypothesis is consistent with previous findings from micro-scale distribution analyses (Danovaro et al., 2001), that identified sandy ripples and marks as the sedimentary structures - shaped by waves motion in shallow waters - that are most responsible for the micro-distribution pat- terns of benthic phytopigments. Keywords: abundance; analysis; composition; danovaro; distribution; et al; matter; meiofaunal; pusceddu; scale; sea; sediments
• Modulation of hydrolytic profiles of cell-bound and cell-free exoenzymes in Antarctic marine bacterial isolates: Cell-bound and cell-free enzymatic profiles of pelagic marine bacteria by Manna, Vincenzo; Del Negro, Paola; Celussi, Mauro (2019) - At t3 and t6 samples for the enumeration of bacterial cells were col- lected and fixed with 0.2-µm filtered dolomite-buffered for- malin (2% f.c.). Polysaccharide hydrolysis in ag- gregates and free enzyme activity in aggregate-free seawater from the north-eastern Gulf of Mexico. Keywords: activities; activity; ama; bacteria; basin; cell; enzymes; et al; exoenzymatic; exoenzymes; fig; hydrolysis; isolates; marine; particles; sea; total; tubes
• Sea ice phenology in the Caspian Sea by Fendereski, Forough (2021) - Thickness of sea ice may reach up to 75 cm in the western and central NCS and 120 cm in the eastern parts of this basin. To understand spatial and temporal variations in the ex- tent and timing of sea ice in the CS, here, 15 years of the sea ice presence and its phenology (freeze-up, break-up, and duration) in the NCS for a period from 2004 to 2018 were studied. Keywords: caspian; ice; ncs; phenology; sea; sea ice
• A transnational marine ecological observatory in the Adriatic Sea to harmonize a fragmented approach to monitoring and conservation by Manea, Elisabetta ; Bergami, Caterina; Bongiorni, Lucia; Capotondi , Lucilla; De Maio, Elisabeth; Oggioni, Alessandro; Pugnetti, Alessandra (2021) - She et al., 2016) can support the incorporation of eco- logical connectivity in marine monitoring. ECOAdS represents a real opportunity to better opera- tionalize the ecosystem-based approach, since it contributes to implement a holistic approach to marine monitoring and conservation. Keywords: adriatic; commission; conservation; directives; ecoads; ecosystem; environment; european; framework; management; marine; monitoring; msfd; network; sea

• First report of cyanobacterial paralytic shellfish toxin biosynthesis genes and paralytic shellfish toxin production in Polish freshwater lakes by Savela, Henna; Spoof, Lisa; Höysniemi, Niina; Vehniäinen, Markus; Mankiewicz-Boczek, Joanna; Jurczak, Tomasz; Kokociński, Mikolaj; Meriluoto, Jussi (2017) - In this study, qualitative PCR methods targeting the sxtA and sxtG genes and a quanti- tative method for the detection of sxtB, which have been previously employed in the analysis of lakes and brackish coastal waters in Åland Islands, Finland (Savela et al., 2015) were applied to investigate freshwater lakes in western Poland. Addition of exogenous amplification con- trol and heat treatment (80°C, 10 min) in sterile deionized water (V=1.5 mL) water to lyse the cyanobacteria were carried out as described previously (Savela et al., 2014). Keywords: analysis; aphanizomenon; biosynthesis; cyanobacteria; et al; genes; lakes; polish; production; pst; psts; samples; savela; shellfish; study; sxt; sxta; sxtb; sxtg; sxts
• Handbook of Cyanobacterial Monitoring and Cyanotoxin Analysis by Martens, Stefan (2017) - Therefore, the book should be part of any library of Cyanobacteria microbiologist and cyanotoxin chemist. Section VII gives several standard operating procedures around var- ious aspects of Cyanobacteria analysis. Keywords: cyanobacteria; section
• Co-occurrence of anatoxin-a and microcystins in Lake Garda and other deep subalpine lakes: Co-occurrence of anatoxin-a and microcystins in Lake Garda by Cerasino, Leonardo; Salmaso, Nico (2020) - In experiments run on cultured cyanobacteria, we found that P. rubescens strains collected in Lake Garda produced five variants of MCs, but no alkaloids; T. bourrellyi, instead, produced only 2 alkaloids (ATX and HomoATX) and no Non -co mmerc ial us e o nly Anatoxin-a and microcystins in perialpine lakes 19 MCs; D. lemmermannii did produce neither MCs nor alkaloids (Capelli et al., 2017; Cerasino et al., 2017; Salmaso et al., 2016). In particular, the alkaloid anatoxin-a (ATX) was found dominant in lakes Garda, Iseo and Como, and absent in Lake Lugano; the MC-[D-Asp3]RR was found as the most abundant MC in all four lakes. Keywords: atx; cerasino; como; concentrations; cyanobacteria; doi; et al; garda; iseo; lakes; lugano; l–1; mcs; salmaso; toxins

• Investigation of echo sounding parameters for the characterisation of bottom sediments in a sub-tropical reservoir by Hilgert, Stephan; Wagner, Adrian; Kiemle, Lisa; Fuchs, Stephan (2016) - Independent from the selected echo sounder, the clas- sification of sediment parameters is still largely limited to physical parameters, such as grain size distribution. In addition to the standardised ‘first echo division method’ and ‘first/second bottom ratio method’ (Burczynski, 1999), further signal parameters ex- tracted by the sediment classification tool of the Sonar5- Pro software were tested with respect to their correlations with sediment parameters obtained by ground truthing and at changed pulse durations. Keywords: core; correlation; echo; grab; hydro; khz; parameters; pulse; reservoir; results; samples; sampling; sediment; values

• Dominance of small-sized phytoplankton in a Mediterranean eutrophic coastal lagoon by Pulina, Silvia; Satta, Cecilia Teodora; Padedda, Bachisio Mario; Culurgioni, Jacopo; Diciotti, Riccardo; Fois, Nicola; Lugliè, Antonella (2023) - Such a relevant presence of Pico in Cabras Lagoon agrees with other studies that have indicated increased Pico presence in other Mediterranean eutrophic coastal lagoons (Bec et al., 2011; Collos et al., 2009; Pulina et al., 2018; Sorokin et al., 2004). References Avancini M, Cicero AM, Di Girolamo I, et al., 2006. Keywords: autumn; biomass; cabras; cell; density; dynamics; et al; lagoon; mean; mediterranean; october; period; phytoplankton; pico; size; spring; study; summer; test; total; tukey; ufp; values; volume; winter
• Rossby waves impact on persistent oxic and suboxic chlorophyll maxima in the Eastern Tropical North Pacific by Márquez-Artavia, Amaru; Márquez-Artavia, Xiomara; Salazar-Ceciliano, Juan Pablo; Sánchez-Velasco, Laura; Beier, Emilio; Paulmier, Aurelien (2024) - Both processes alter the vertical distribu- tion of properties such as nutrients, oxygen, and chlorophyll-a (Sakamoto et al., 2004; McGillicuddy et al., 2007; McGillicuddy, 2016), albeit on different spatial (~900 km) and temporal scales (~1 year). We first as- sessed the mesoscale eddies because the BGC-Argo float was near the path of eddies generated in Tehuantepec by the Central America wind jets (Chelton et al., 2007; Aleynik et al., 2017). Keywords: argo; chlorophyll; depth; eddies; et al; figure; float; lrws; maxima; maximum; nitracline; ocean; oxygen; pacific; phytoplankton; sla; suboxic; variability; waves; z20
• Influence of river discharge on zooplankton diet in the Godavari estuary (Bay of Bengal, Indian Ocean) by Mukherjee, Jayati; Naidu, Sura A.; Sarma, V.V.S.S.; Ghosh, Tuhin (2018) - Mean isotopic ratios of δ13C and δ15N of several end members (C3 and C4 terrestrial plants, soil organic matter, fresh water algae, marine phytoplankton, estuarine phytoplankton, zooplankton) from drainage basin of the Godavari river were measured (Tab. 1) to separate and determine the percentage contribution of the live (autochthonous/in situ phytoplankton) and the detritral fractions (allochthonous/ex situ, dead organic matter) to the POM (Krishna et al., 2015). Such heavier δ15Nphytoplankton were normally observed in highly polluted estuaries (up to 23‰; Middelburg and Herman, 2007; Kromkamp et al., 1995) and were at times attributed to the high chemoautotrophic production rates by nitrifiers (Soetaert and Herman, 1995a, 1995b). Keywords: carbon; composition; detritus; diet; discharge; estuaries; estuary; et al; food; freshwater; godavari; isotope; matter; nitrogen; period; phytoplankton; river; sources; tab; wet; zooplankton; δ15n

• Brook trout (Salvelinus fontinalis) extinction in small boreal lakes revealed by ephippia pigmentation: a preliminary analysis by Bérubé Tellier, Alexandre; Drevnick, Paul E.; Bertolo, Andrea (2016) - Ephippia collected from fishless lakes were significantly (both sta- tistically, given the alpha level, and biologically, given the % variation between lake types) darker than ephippia from lakes with fish. In this study, we used a set of model lakes with known typology (Plante, 1996b) to document ephippia pigmentation variation. Keywords: brook; brook trout; ephippia; ephippium; extinction; fish; lakes; pigmentation; predation; sediment; size; study; trout

• Plankton food-webs: to what extent can they be simplified? by D'Alelio, Domenico; Montresor, Marina; Mazzocchi, Maria Grazia; Margiotta, Francesca; Sarno, Diana; Ribeira d'Alcalà, Maurizio (2016) - In fact, as shown in the present paper (Fig. 4), while plankton production rates are in some way inversely correlated to individual size, the same is not true for consumption rates. As a general rule for microbes in the surface layer, the maxi- mum values of production rate were taken from the litera- ture, while the minimum values were derived by multiplying the maximum value of the range by the ratio between the minimum and maximum primary production rates detected in the surface layer (T ~25°C) and at the specific system’s state (see next Methods section). Keywords: biomass; blue; consumption; copepods; data; d–1; et al; feeding; food; green; growth; maximum; organisms; plankton; production; production rates; range; rates; size; spp; states; study; surface; system; values; web

• Spatial diversity of planktonic protists in the Lagoon of Venice (LTER-Italy) based on 18S rDNA by Armeli Minicante, Simona; Piredda, Roberta; Finotto, Stefania; Bernardi Aubry, Fabrizio; Acri, Francesco; Pugnetti, Alessandra; Zingone, Adriana (2020) - In recent years aquatic angiosperms have recolonized the lagoon, especially in the central and northern basins (Sfriso and Buosi, 2018); however, in large areas the main primary producer is phy- toplankton (Acri et al., 2004, Sfriso et al., 2005; Bernardi Aubry et al., 2013). In those studies, despite some weak differences among areas, the most abundant species were shared by all stations investi- gated, whereby community composition appeared to be prevalently shaped by the general ecological characteristics of the lagoon ecosystem itself rather than by the specific characteristics of individual areas (Acri et al., 2004; Bernardi Aubry et al., 2004, 2013). Keywords: bernardi; communities; community; diversity; doi; et al; lagoon; marine; protist; sampling; st1; st2; st3; st5; stations; sts1; venice

• Differential response to thermal stress of shallow and deep dwelling colonies of Mediterranean red coral Corallium rubrum (L., 1758) by Cau, Alessandro; Bramanti, Lorenzo; Cannas, Rita; Moccia, Davide; Padedda, Bachisio Mario; Porcu, Cristina; Sacco, Flavio; Follesa, Maria Cristina (2018) - As concerns the survival rate, 75% of shallow colonies survived thermal stress, while only 12.5% (1 colony over 8) of deep colonies survived. Significant differences in necrosis were observed after 5 days, emphasizing a good tolerance to temperature increase for deep colonies. Keywords: colonies; consumption; coral; et al; mediterranean; oxygen; rubrum; temperature

• Contrasting dynamics and environmental controls of dispersed bacteria along a hydrologic gradient by Ruiz-González, Clara; Niño-García, Juan Pablo; Berggren, Martin; del Giorgio, Paul A. (2017) - Understanding the functioning and structuring of lake and river bacterioplankton communities therefore requires taking into consideration these potential linkages between habitats. This may ex- plain why, in a previous study where we explored the large-scale spatial patterns in the metabolic profiles of bo- real lake and river bacterioplankton communities (Ruiz- González et al., 2015b), we found little or no coupling between changes in structure and function. Keywords: bacteria; communities; community; composition; continuum; differences; et al; fig; gonzález; headwater; hydrologic; order; otus; rivers; ruiz; seed; streams; taxa; tourist

• Spatio-temporal regularities of the White Sea ice regime formation by Baklagin, Vyacheslav Nikolaevich (2022) - Variations of indicative dates of ice regime on Lake Onego based on ground air temperature. Changes in ice regime of Jagodne Lake (North-Eastern Poland). Keywords: air; area; days; formation; ice; ice cover; ice coverage; ice phenomena; ice regime; period; sea ice; white sea

• Cyanobacteria and cyanotoxins: a long history of studies in Sardinia (Italy) by Lugliè, Antonella; Buscarinu, Paola; Crosio, Claudia; Satta, Cecilia Teodora; Pulina, Silvia; Casiddu, Paola; Pittalis, Cristina; Cherchi, Marco; Soru, Oriana; Virdis, Tomasa; Iaccarino, Ciro; Sini, Paola; Padedda, Bachisio Mario (2025) - Aphanizomenon flos-aquae no Mameli et al., 2002 + https://www.aiol.i nfo/wp- content/uploads/A TTI_15_CONGR ESSO_AIOL.pdf Aphanizomenon sp. Aphanocapsa elachista Aphanocapsa spp. Bruno et al., 1994 + + https://www.science direct.com/science/a rticle/abs/pii/00410 10194900892 13 Genna is Abis 1990-1992 Keywords: anabaena; aquae; microcystis; sechi; spp

• A new deal for Advances in Oceanography and Limnology (AIOL Journal) by Pusceddu, Antonio; Salmaso, Nico (2015) - Layout 1 Advances in Oceanography and Limnology, 2015; 6(1/2): 1 EDITORIAL DOI: 10.4081/aiol.2015.5684 With this first double issue of 2015, Advances In Oceanography and Limnology (AIOL Journal) is facing an important regime shift. We are conscious that making the AIOL Journal attrac- tive for highly reputed authors will be the major part of the challenge. Keywords: aiol; journal; limnology

• Everything you wanted to know about regime shifts in the marine environment and have not dared to ask, yet by Pusceddu, Antonio; Bianchelli, Silvia (2015) - Overall, the special issue is cleverly organized according to a logical flow that highlights, first of all, the theoretical aspects and the emerging issues of the more recent re- search on marine regime shifts, identifies their main driv- ers, and provides a list of tools to adaptively manage ecosystems affected by regime shifts; furthermore, it also provides a critical revision of the ‘regime shift’ concept, as well as insights and ideas for future directions of in- vestigation. Prestigious worldwide-recognized marine ecologists, including the most known experts of marine regime shifts, signed critical reviews dedicated to indicators of resilience (Dakos et al., 2015), mechanisms underlying the forma- tion of alternative stable states (Gårdmark et al. 2015), the theoretical bases for the prediction of regime shifts led by climate (Beaugrand, 2015), the different types of regime shifts and their causes (Jouffray et al., 2015), the resilience of coral reefs to global warming (Bozec et al., 2015), the role of overgrazing by sea urchins (Ling et al., 2015) and trophic cascades (Pershing et al., 2015), the planetary value of regime shifts in the ocean (Beaugrand et al., 2015), the issues of scale of regime shifts drivers (Fisher et al., 2015) and their impacts on ecosystem serv- ices (Rocha et al., 2015). Keywords: phil; regime; shifts; soc; trans

• The success in the short-distance communication for mating does not depend on chemical signals in the crustacean decapod Procambarus clarkii (Girard, 1852): Mating behaviour in the red swamp crayfish by Peddio, Stefania; Sollai, Giorgia; Podda, Cinzia; Frau, Giacomo; Palmas, Francesco; Sabatini, Andrea; Crnjar, Roberto; Solari, Paolo (2019) - However, a number of studies on the use of pheromones in crayfish mating behaviour produced contradictory results, suggesting that crayfish do not necessarily communicate their sex chemically (Itagaki and Thorp, 1981; Thorp, 1984). RESULTS In terms of the duration of each of the five phases of crayfish mating behaviour (Fig. 2), we found that blocking urine release did not affect animal orientation (Ph1) (F[1.15] = 0.0916; P=0.77), which is the initial, critical phase of the mating process, in which the crayfish begin to approach each other. Keywords: animals; behaviour; chemical; clarkii; communication; crayfish; mating; phases; sex; urine

• Building a local reference library for metabarcoding survey of lake macrobenthos: oligochaetes and chironomids from Lake Maggiore by Zaupa, Silvia; Fontaneto, Diego; Sabatino, Raffaella; Boggero, Angela (2022) - KY369645_1_Limnodrilus_hoffmeisteriII_CE22896 9450_pl04_Limnodrilus_hoffmeisteri LN999280_1_Limnodrilus_hoffmeisteri598_T18 KY369631_1_Limnodrilus_hoffmeisteriVII_CE22877 MN294955_1_Limnodrilus_hoffmeisteri_BAN_C9 LN999346_1_Limnodrilus_hoffmeisteri644_T17 KY369542_1_Limnodrilus_hoffmeisteriX_CE3932 KY369486_1_Limnodrilus_hoffmeisteriX_CE1992 KY369507_1_Limnodrilus_hoffmeisteriVII_CE2761 KY369504_1_Limnodrilus_hoffmeisteriVIII_CE2743 KY369535_1_Limnodrilus_hoffmeisteriIV_CE3738 KY369697_1_Limnodrilus_hoffmeisteriVI_CNH42 LN999308_1_Limnodrilus_hoffmeisteri600_T21 LN999186_1_Limnodrilus_hoffmeisteri480_T17 KY369674_1_Limnodrilus_hoffmeisteriVI_CNF2 KY369656_1_Limnodrilus_hoffmeisteriII_CE22908 KY369669_1_Limnodrilus_hoffmeisteriX_CNAS13 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Epilogue

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