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Onset of natal dispersal in Peregrine Falcon from Mediterranean islands (Italy)

by Bond, Salvatore, Guzzo, Enrico, Mascara, Rosario, Sarà, Maurizio
Published in Ornis Hungarica (2018)
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Late Quaternary high uplift rates in northeastern Sicily: evidence from calcareous nannofossils and benthic and planktonic foraminifera

by Di Stefano, Enrico, Agate, Mauro, Incarbona, Alessandro, Russo, Fabio, Sprovieri, Rodolfo, Bonomo, Sergio
Published in Facies (2011)

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STABLE ISOTOPE STUDY OF THE CYCLIC DIATOMITE-CLAYSTONES FROM THE TRIPOLI FORMATION, SICILY - PRELUDE TO THE MESSINIAN SALINITY CRISIS

by Mckenzie, J, Jenkyns, H, Bennet, G
Published in Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology (2016)
“...The Tripoli Formation, underlying the Messenian evaporites of Sicily, comprises cyclic alternations...”

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Bryophyte Diversity and Distribution Patterns along Elevation Gradients of the Mount Etna (Sicily), the Highest Active Volcano in Europea

by Marta Puglisi, Saverio Sciandrello
Published in Plants (2023)
“...Mt Etna in Sicily hosts a bryophyte floristic richness of 306 taxa, corresponding to 259 mosses, 43...”

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Bryophyte Diversity and Distribution Patterns along Elevation Gradients of the Mount Etna (Sicily), the Highest Active Volcano in Europea

by Marta Puglisi, Saverio Sciandrello
Published in Plants (2023)
“...Mt Etna in Sicily hosts a bryophyte floristic richness of 306 taxa, corresponding to 259 mosses, 43...”

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Bryophyte Diversity and Distribution Patterns along Elevation Gradients of the Mount Etna (Sicily), the Highest Active Volcano in Europea

by Puglisi, Marta, Sciandrello, Saverio
Published in Plants (2023)
“...Mt Etna in Sicily hosts a bryophyte floristic richness of 306 taxa, corresponding to 259 mosses, 43...”

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PALEOENVIRONMENTAL RECONSTRUCTION ON LATE CALABRIAN STAGE SEDIMENTS FROM THE BELICE VALLEY (SOUTHWESTERN SICILY - ITALY) BASED ON OSTRACODA

by D'Arpa, C., Incarbona A.
Published 2022
“..., happened between 1.2 and 0.7 Ma. Marine sediments outcropping in Sicily have been a relevant source...”

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Late Quaternary high uplift rates in northeastern Sicily: evidence from calcareous nannofossils and benthic and planktonic foraminifera

by DI STEFANO, Enrico, AGATE, Mauro, INCARBONA, Alessandro, SPROVIERI, Rodolfo, Russo, F., BONOMO, Sergio
Published 2012

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A high-resolution record of the last deglaciation in the Sicily Channel based on foraminifera and calcareous nannofossil quantitative distribution

by Sprovieri, R, Di Stefano, E, Incarbona. A, Gargano, ME
Published in Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology (2003)
“... are reported on the basis of a high-resolution study of ODP Leg 160 Hole 963D, drilled in the Sicily Strait...”

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Sea Surface Temperatures and Paleoenvironmental Variability in the Central Mediterranean During Historical Times Reconstructed Using Planktonic Foraminifera

by Incarbona A., Jonkers L., Ferraro S., Sprovieri R., Tranchida G.
Published in Paleoceanography and Paleoclimatology (2019)
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New mitochondrial lineages within the Pipistrellus pipistrellus complex from Mediterranean Europe

by Hulva Pavel, Benda Petr, Hanák Vladimír, Evin Allowen, Horáček Ivan
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The blue suns of 1831: was the eruption of Ferdinandea, near Sicily, one of the largest volcanic climate forcing events of the nineteenth century?

by C. Garrison, C. Kilburn, D. Smart, S. Edwards
Published in Climate of the Past (2021)
“... took place about 50 km off the south-west coast of Sicily (37.1∘ N, 12.7∘ E), in July and August 1831...”

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The blue suns of 1831: was the eruption of Ferdinandea, near Sicily, one of the largest volcanic climate forcing events of the nineteenth century?

by C. Garrison, C. Kilburn, D. Smart, S. Edwards
Published in Climate of the Past (2021)
“... took place about 50 km off the south-west coast of Sicily (37.1 ∘ N, 12.7 ∘ E), in July and August 1831...”

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The blue suns of 1831: was the eruption of Ferdinandea, near Sicily, one of the largest volcanic climate forcing events of the nineteenth century?

by Garrison, Christopher, Kilburn, Christopher, Smart, David, Edwards, Stephen
Published 2021
“... off the south-west coast of Sicily (lat. 37.1° N., long. 12.7° E.), in July and August 1831...”

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The blue suns of 1831: was the eruption of Ferdinandea, near Sicily, one of the largest volcanic climate forcing events of the nineteenth century?

by Garrison, Christopher, Kilburn, Christopher, Smart, David, Edwards, Stephen
Published in Climate of the Past (2021)
“... took place about 50 km off the south-west coast of Sicily (37.1 ∘ N, 12.7 ∘ E), in July and August 1831...”

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The blue suns of 1831: was the eruption of Ferdinandea, near Sicily, one of the largest volcanic climate forcing events of the nineteenth century?

by Garrison, Christopher, Kilburn, Christopher, Smart, David, Edwards, Stephen
Published in Climate of the Past (2021)
“... took place about 50 km off the south-west coast of Sicily (37.1∘ N, 12.7∘ E), in July and August 1831...”

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The blue suns of 1831: was the eruption of Ferdinandea, near Sicily, one of the largest volcanic climate forcing events of the nineteenth century?

by Garrison, Christopher, Kilburn, Christopher, Smart, David, Edwards, Stephen
Published in Climate of the Past (2021)
“... took place about 50 km off the south-west coast of Sicily (37.1∘ N, 12.7∘ E), in July and August 1831...”

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The blue suns of 1831: was the eruption of Ferdinandea, near Sicily, one of the largest volcanic climate forcing events of the nineteenth century?

by Garrison, Christopher, Kilburn, Christopher, Smart, David, Edwards, Stephen
Published 2021
“... off the south-west coast of Sicily (lat. 37.1° N., long. 12.7° E.), in July and August 1831...”

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Notes on Fossil Chitons. 1. A new species of Lepidopleurus (Mollusca: Polyplacophora) from the Pleistocene of Salice (Sicily, Italy)

by DELL’ANGELO, BRUNO, BONFITTO, ANTONIO
Published in Zootaxa (2005)
“... Mountains (Sicily, Italy), is attributed to the early Pleistocene. Lepidopleurus (Leptochiton) salicensis...”

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The Cretaceous-Eocene succession of the Rocca Busambra (Western Sicily, Italy): a patchy record on a dissected palaeostructural high

by Bertok, Carlo, Capizzi, Ramona, Martire, Luca, Dela Pierre, Francesco
Published 2012
“... Busambra (Trapanese Domain, Western Sicily). They mainly consist of pink to greyish mudstones to packstones...”

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