Amphibian species are declining at an alarming rate on a global scale in large part owing to
an infectious disease caused by the chytridiomycete fungus, Batrachochytrium …

Amphibians are declining worldwide because of multiple factors, including human‐mediated
introduction of fishes into naturally fishless areas. Although several studies have focused on …

High mountain lake ecosystems in the Iberian Peninsula, being more than 1700 water
bodies, are represented mainly by small or medium size lakes (75% with a surface less than …

Recent researches have started to provide useful information on the littoral
macroinvertebrates living in European mountain ponds. However, there is still uncertainty on …

This work describes a mountain meteorological network that was in operation from 1999 to
2014 in a mountain range with elevations ranging from 1104 to 2428 m in Central Spain …

Conservation programs must be based on a detailed knowledge of the distribution of
communities and populations, but this changes with the spatial scale of observation. In this …

Título resumido: Distribución altitudinal de herpetos en Segovia Resumen: En las sierras de
Segovia se han localizado un total de 33 especies, 14 anfibios y 19 reptiles, lo que supone …

En el presente trabajo se aborda por primera vez el estudio integral de las comunidades de
bacterioplancton, fitoplancton y zooplancton de cinco lagunas de montaña de la Cordillera …

Mountains have a very peculiar climate, are an essential factor in the climate system and are
excellent areas for monitoring weather and climate. Nevertheless there is still a lack of long …

RESUMEN El Parque Natural de Peñalara ocupa el sector más alto de la Sierra de
Guadarrama: el macizo de Peñalara (Comunidad de Madrid). El artículo sintetiza la historia …