Biological invasions are among the most challenging ecological and conservation riddles of
our times. Fortunately, citizen science projects became a valuable tool to detect non …

This article includes 23 new records of alien and cryptogenic species in the Mediterranean
Sea, belonging to 4 Phyla (Chordata, Echinodermata, Arthropoda and Mollusca), distributed …

Improved access to field survey infrastructure throughout South-East Asia has allowed for a
greater intensity of biodiversity surveys than ever before. The rocky bottoms and coral reef …

The cephalaspidean gastropod genus Haminoea has been considered a worldwide
radiation with species living in intertidal and shallow areas with algae, seagrass sandy-mud …

Monitoring the spread of non-indigenous species is fundamental to study global warming
effects on marine biodiversity. A valuable tool is represented by the continuous updating of …

Although it covers a small fraction of the world ocean, Mediterranean Sea is considered to
have a rich biota due to its diverse geological, physical and biological characteristics …

The genus Lamprohaminoea includes species of colourful haminoeid snails associated with
coral reefs and rocky shores in the tropical Indo-West Pacific. In this work, we revise the …

The present paper documents the further spread of the invasive, non-indigenous sea snail
Haminoea cyanomarginata Heller & Thompson, 1983 in the Mediterranean Sea. Since its …

Rarity in the native range of the Lessepsian migrant Plocamopherus ocellatus (Nudibranchia):
fact or artifact? - PMC Back to Top Skip to main content NIH NLM Logo Access keys NCBI …

Citizen (or community) science has provided copious and valuable information about
charismatic marine taxa such as heterobranch gastropods, thus contributing enormously to …