... and R. banyulensis Clément are native termites of the Iberian Peninsula and are considered harmful pests in several places. Subterranean termites cause severe damage to wooden structures around the world. In Spain, wood is used in traditional construction, and many town centers feature...

... map of the Iberian Peninsula. Figure 3. Riojavenatrix lacustris , mid- to posterior dorsal vertebra (CPI 1677). A, anterior view. B, left lateral view. C, posterior view. Abbreviations: hy, hyposphene; ils, interspinous ligament scar; nc, neural canal; ns, neural spine; pcdl...

.../femininity medicine/health medieval Mediterranean slavery Iberian world medicine disease public health Mediterranean world women later Middle Ages 1000–1500 Iberian Peninsula 1000–1500 In 1443, a Valencian nobleman sued a local artisan, a fabricator of leather cords named Tristany de Leonis...

... Sahara, Morocco up to the Iberian Peninsula, as well as some Mediterranean islands, such as Sicily and Lampedusa ( Caporiacco, 1937 ; R. Kaderka & F. Polakovič, pers. obs.). This species excavates or opportunistically inhabits natural cavities between or under rocks and tree roots and lines them...

... cline analysis Iberian Peninsula linkage disequilibrium neutral diffusion species distribution model Nederlandse Organisatie voor Wetenschappelijk Onderzoek’ ‐ NWO Open Programme 824.14.014 FCT‐Foundation for Science and Technology UIDB/50027/2020 PTDC/BIABEC/105083/2008 The study...

... for 28S and 18S. The PCR products were visualized by 1% agarose gel electrophoresis and directly sequenced at Macrogen (Macrogen Spain). ancestral character reconstruction Crustacea cryptic species description endemism Iberian Peninsula systematics taxonomy Terrestrial isopods of the suborder...

... Abstract The history of modern humans in the Iberian Peninsula includes a variety of population arrivals sometimes presenting admixture with resident populations. Genetic data from current Iberian populations revealed an overall east–west genetic gradient that some authors interpreted as a direct...

... of spatial migration patterns in order to identify the evolution and the underlying mechanism of the seismicity. To understand its seismic peculiarities, we also compare the outcomes of Triacastela statistical analysis with other intraplate locations in the NW Iberian Peninsula (Ventaniella, Zamora and Ponte...

... in the Iberian Peninsula using 464 specimens from Spain and Portugal. These samples were identified using morphological keys and by molecular methods using fragments of the cox1, 16S and ITS2 genes. The phylogeographic history of these populations was inferred from haplotype networks...

..., please contact [email protected] Abstract Artemisia herba-alba is an important component of Mediterranean dry steppe floras, being widely distributed in arid areas of the Iberian Peninsula and North-West Africa. In this study, we use genetic, cytogenetic and niche modelling tools...

..., two species are recognized: Berberomeloe majalis (Linnaeus, 1758), widely distributed across the Iberian Peninsula (except the northern coast), and north-western Africa, from Morocco to western Tunisia ( Bologna, 1991 ; García París et al., 2003 ), and Berberomeloe insignis...

... value, and number of boats of Spanish fisheries in Atlantic and Mediterranean waters along the Iberian Peninsula and the Balearic Islands. Our main goal is to understand the historical evolution of these Spanish Atlantic and Mediterranean fisheries by means of the analysis of the landings per unit...

.... Furthermore, the results revealed that the Iberian Peninsula harbours a large fraction of B. terrestris intraspecific genetic variation, with the highest number of mitochondrial haplotypes found when compared with any other region in Europe studied so far, suggesting a potential role for the Iberian...

... syndrome. The evolution of reproductive traits in Centaurium has probably relied on a more diverse array of drivers than just reproductive assurance or polyploidy events. comparative method flower evolution herkogamy Iberian Peninsula mating system Mediterranean Basin phylogenetic tree...

... of valvatiform species challenging. In the Iberian Peninsula, to date, 20 valvatiform species have been described morphologically. To test morphological species delimitations and to evaluate the role of physical geography on their evolutionary history, we analysed two mitochondrial (COI and 16S rRNA...

... mongoose (Herpestes ichneumon Linnaeus, 1758) is a medium-sized carnivore that experienced remarkable geographic expansion over the last 3 decades in the Iberian Peninsula. In this study, we investigated the association of species-related and abiotic factors with spleen weight (as a proxy...

... on the specimens collected during several sampling campaigns in shallow coastal waters off Galicia, NW Iberian Peninsula. Ampharete santillani sp. nov. is morphologically similar to Ampharete lindstroemi Malmgren in Hessle, 1917 but differs by larger body size, the absence of eyes...

... et al., 2013 ; Salmerón-Sánchez et al., 2014a ), associated with a marked variation in overall distribution ranges in a context of reticulation ( Martínez-Nieto et al., 2013 ). Gypsum outcrops are widely represented in the Iberian Peninsula, particularly in the eastern part...

...P Ramilo; A P Martínez-Falcón; A García-López; H Brustel; E Galante; E Micó In the western Iberian Peninsula, traditional human practices have transformed the original Mediterranean forest, providing a singular ecosystem commonly referred to as ‘dehesa’ in Spain and ‘montado’ in Portugal ( Ramírez...

... (Orthoptera: Caelifera: Acrididae) and test how this trait co‐varies with SSD through evolutionary time. To this end, we constructed a phylogeny comprising a representative sample (n = 85 taxa) of all extant species present in the Iberian Peninsula (Presa et al., 2007 ), including slant...