Latitudinal gradients in macroalgal biodiversity in the Southwest Atlantic between 36 and 55°S
- M. Liuzzi, J. López Gappa, M. Piriz
- Environmental ScienceHydrobiologia
- 8 June 2011
A database summarizing the distributional ranges of macroalgae along the coast of Argentina found a clear trend of decreasing biodiversity with decreasing latitude, suggesting an upper thermal tolerance limit for most Antarctic/sub-Antarctic seaweeds.
Recent discovery of non-indigenous bryozoans in the fouling assemblage of Quequén Harbour (Argentina, Southwest Atlantic)
- J. López-Gappa, M. Liuzzi
- Environmental ScienceMarine Biodiversity
- 1 June 2018
The non-indigenous bryozoans Aspidelectra melolontha and Amathia verticillata are recorded for the first time in Argentina and seems to have the ability to continue its dispersal and to become a stable component of this and neighbouring harbours.
A transferable remote sensing approach to classify building structural types for seismic risk analyses: the case of Val d'Agri area (Italy)
- M. Liuzzi, Patrick Aravena Pelizari, C. Geiss, A. Masi, V. Tramutoli, H. Taubenböck
- Environmental ScienceBulletin of Earthquake Engineering
- 1 September 2019
A transferable methodology for rapid and robust classification of building structural types (STs) in multispectral remote sensing imagery aiming to assess buildings’ seismic vulnerability is proposed and the problem of unbalanced classes is addressed.
Two new species and a new genus of Calloporidae (Bryozoa: Cheilostomata) from the Southwest Atlantic.
- J. L. Gappa, M. Liuzzi
- BiologyZootaxa
- 29 April 2013
Examination of new calloporid material from the southern Patagonian shelf revealed the existence of two new species and a new genus, deemed to include Aplousina grandipora Moyano, an allied species from the Chilean continental slope.
Macrofaunal assemblages associated with coralline turf: species turnover and changes in structure at different spatial scales
- M. Liuzzi, J. L. Gappa
- Environmental Science
- 15 July 2008
Our aim was to analyse changes in species turnover and structure of macrofaunal assemblages associated with intertidal coralline algal turfs at 4 spatial scales along the coast of Argentina…
A New Species of Leptochiton (Polyplacophora: Leptochitonidae) from the Southwestern Atlantic
- Marina Güller, M. Liuzzi, D. Zelaya
- Biology
- 12 May 2015
The new species has pectinated dorsal scales, with 14–21 ridges; a low number of ctenidia (up to six on each side in the largest specimens); and the second lateral tooth with three denticles in the cusp.
Algae as hosts for epifaunal bryozoans: Role of functional groups and taxonomic relatedness
- M. Liuzzi, J. L. Gappa
- Environmental Science
- 2011
A new Antarctic Osthimosia (Bryozoa, Cheilostomata, Celleporidae) with dimorphic zooids
- J. López Gappa, M. Liuzzi
- BiologyPolar Biology
- 2008
Osthimosia chaotica sp. nov., a new celleporid cheilostome bryozoan, is described from samples collected in the South Shetland Isles and the Antarctic Peninsula. It differs from other Antarctic and…
The distribution of colonies of the bryozoan Antarctothoa bougainvillei on the red alga Hymenena laciniata
- M. Liuzzi, J. López Gappa
- Environmental ScienceHydrobiologia
- 21 February 2008
The cheilostome bryozoan Antarctothoa bougainvillei (d’Orbigny) is the most frequent epibiont on the ribbon-like red alga Hymenena laciniata and is not supposed to produce a negative effect on H. laciniata.
A new genus and species of cheilostome bryozoan associated with hermit crabs in the subantarctic Southwest Atlantic
- J. López-Gappa, M. Liuzzi, D. Zelaya
- Environmental Science, BiologyPolar Biology
- 1 April 2018
This work describes Burdwoodipora paguricola gen. et sp.
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