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Biological Invasions | 2008

Animal xenodiversity in Italian inland waters: distribution, modes of arrival, and pathways

Francesca Gherardi; Sandro Bertolino; Marco Bodon; Sandra Casellato; Simone Cianfanelli; Marco Ferraguti; Elisabetta Lori; Graziella Mura; Annamaria Nocita; Nicoletta Riccardi; Giampaolo Rossetti; Emilia Rota; Riccardo Scalera; Sergio Zerunian; Elena Tricarico

The paper provides a list of the non-indigenous animal species occurring today in Italian inland waters. Xenodiversity was found to amount to 112 species (64 invertebrates and 48 vertebrates), which contribute for about 2% to the inland-water fauna in Italy. Northern and central regions are most affected, and Asia, North America, and the rest of Europe are the main donor continents. The large majority of non-indigenous species entered Italy as a direct or indirect effect of human intervention. A difference between invertebrates and vertebrates was found for their mode of arrival (unintentional for invertebrates and intentional for vertebrates). Accidental transport, in association with both fish (for aquaculture or stock enhancement) and crops, has been the main vector of invertebrate introductions, whereas vertebrates were mostly released for stocking purposes. Overall stock enhancement (47.92%) and culture (37.5%) prevailed over the other pathways. Seventeen and 7 species of our list are included among the 100 worst invasive species of Europe (DAISIE) and of the world (IUCN), respectively. For some (but not all) non-indigenous species recorded in Italy the multilevel impact exerted on the recipient communities and ecosystems is known, even if rarely quantified, but knowledge on their chronic impact is still missing. Additional research is needed to provide criteria for prioritizing intervention against well established invaders and identify which new potential invader should be targeted as “unwanted”.


Biological Invasions | 2010

A tropical fish community in thermal waters of southern Tuscany

Sandro Piazzini; Elisabetta Lori; Leonardo Favilli; Simone Cianfanelli; Stefano Vanni; Giuseppe Manganelli

In a small stream of southern Tuscany (Fossa Calda), fed by hot springs, we discovered a fish community dominated by tropical species, some of which have never previously been reported in Euro-Mediterranean natural freshwater environments. The aim of our research was to ascertain whether the three most abundant and widespread species (Amatitlania nigrofasciata, Hemichromis sp. and Oreochromis niloticus) have become established. Analysis of size class distribution and growth curves showed that the populations of these species are quite large and made up of juveniles, subadults and adults, as is the case in self-sustaining populations. These fishes were probably released intentionally, since they are widely used in aquariums and aquaculture and their survival in Fossa Calda was possible because of the constant high temperature of thermal waters. Spread to other streams seems unlikely. In fact, at some distance from the hot springs, where water temperatures are lower, populations of the tropical species were small.


Archive | 2007

Non-indigenous freshwater molluscs and their distribution in Italy

Simone Cianfanelli; Elisabetta Lori; Marco Bodon


Aquatic Invasions | 2006

New records of Dreissena polymorpha (Pallas, 1771) (Mollusca: Bivalvia: Dreissenidae) from Central Italy.

Elisabetta Lori; Simone Cianfanelli


Estuarine Coastal and Shelf Science | 2008

Vertical migrations of the mangrove snail Cerithidea decollata (L.) (Potamididae) through a synodic month

Marco Vannini; Cecilia Coffa; Elisabetta Lori; Sara Fratini


Animal Behaviour | 2008

Cerithidea decollata: a snail that can foresee the future?

Marco Vannini; Elisabetta Lori; Cecilia Coffa; Sara Fratini


Bollettino Malacologico | 2004

Un'altra specie aliena per la malacofauna italiana: Hawaiia minuscula (Binney, 1840): (Pulmonata: Zonitidae)

Marco Bodon; Elisabetta Lori; Simone Cianfanelli


Archives of Natural History | 2017

Società Malacologica Italiana 1874-1906.

Giuseppe Manganelli; Elisabetta Lori; Andrea Benocci; Simone Cianfanelli


Convegno “Le interazioni tra cambiamento climatico e specie invasive: rischi e opportunità. | 2011

L’atlante delle specie alloctone in Toscana (ALT).

Elena Tricarico; Rita Cervo; R. Cherici; Simone Cianfanelli; L. Dell’Olmo; Giulio Ferretti; Bruno Foggi; Claudia Giuliani; Alberto Francesco Inghilesi; Elisabetta Lori; Giuseppe Mazza; Annamaria Nocita; Paolo Sposimo; S. Vanni; Francesca Gherardi


Archives of Natural History | 2009

Eponyms honouring Marianna Paulucci (1835–1919)

Giuseppe Manganelli; Elisabetta Lori; Simone Cianfanelli

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