1985 (v1)
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PANSINI , Maurizio
Last name: PANSINI
First name: Maurizio
Institution: UNIGE
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2003 (v1)Publication
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1999 (v1)Publication
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2009 (v1)Publication
Antarctic sponges have been studied since the 19th Century and are relatively well known compared to other world faunas (Calcinai & Pansini, 2000). Moreover, due to the peculiar characteristics of the Antarctic environment, their spatial distribution is certainly more homogeneous than for faunas at lower latitudes (Sara` et al., 1992). A total...
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1985 (v1)Publication
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1981 (v1)Publication
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2013 (v1)Publication
The ecological distribution of 14 demosponge species belonging to the genus Haliclona, on the base of data collected by diving and by R.O.V., in the western Mediterranean Sea, is here presented. Several groups of species, well adapted to different ecological conditions along a vertical gradient, have been identified.
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1981 (v1)Publication
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1984 (v1)Publication
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2015 (v1)Publication
Recently, the rich coral communities of the so called roche du large biocoenose of the Gulf of St Eufemia (southern Tyrrhenian Sea) between 90 and 130 m deep, have been described thanks to remotely operated vehicle (ROV) imaging. This preliminary survey evidenced the massive presence of a well-diversified sponge community living among the coral...
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