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  • Gelatinous plankton: irregularities rule the world (sometimes) 
    Boero, F.; Bouillon, J.; Gravili, C.; Miglietta, Maria Pia; Parsons, T.; Piraino, S. (2008)
    In spite of being one of the most relevant components of the biosphere, the plankton–benthos network is still poorly studied as such. This is partly due to the irregular occurrence of driving phenomena such as gelatinous ...
  • Hydromedusa blooms and upwelling event in the Bay of Panama, tropical east Pacific 
    Miglietta, Maria Pia; Rossi, Marco; Collin, Rachel (2008)
    Seasonal upwelling events dominate coastal areas of some regions of the Tropical East Pacific. The effects of upwelling on gelatinous zooplankton are largely unknown and undocumented for this or any region, although upwelling ...
  • An integrative identification guide to the Hydrozoa (Cnidaria) of Bocas del Toro, Panama 
    Miglietta, Maria Pia; Piraino, Stefano; Pruski, Sarah; Gonzalez, Magdalena Alpizar; Castellanos-Iglesias, Susel; Jerónimo-Aguilar, Sarai; Lawley, Jonathan W.; Maggioni, David; Martell, Luis; Matsumoto, Yui; Moncada, Andrea; Nagale, Pooja; Phongphattarawat, Sornsiri; Sheridan, Carolina; Soto Àngel, Joan J.; Sukhoputova, Alena; Collin, Rachel (2018)
  • Reversing opinions on Dollo's Law 
    Collin, Rachel; Miglietta, Maria Pia (2008)
    Dollo's Law, the idea that the loss of complex features in evolution is irreversible, is a popular concept in evolutionary biology. Here we review how application of recent phylogenetic methods, genomics and evo-devo ...
  • A silent invasion 
    Miglietta, Maria Pia; Lessios, Harilaos A. (2008)
    Invasions mediated by humans have been reported from around the world, and ships' ballast water has been recognized as the main source of marine invaders worldwide. Some invasions have dramatic economic and ecological ...

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